Greenville SC Pressure Washing

Why should you call a professional for your Greenville pressure washing needs? The answer is quite simple. Oftentimes, homeowners and small business owners will make the attempt to do the cleaning themselves. While the theory behind it is saving money, the repercussions of it can be detrimental. Certain building materials respond better to certain treatment types. For example, if you use pressure washing on materials such as stucco, you risk causing damages. Pressure Washing is a fine art. The correct PSI for your spray combines with the proper movements and chemicals can lead to a beautiful outcome. However, what many DIY-ers do wrong is that they are unfamiliar with the proper method. If you use too high of a spray, you could tear up the building materials. On the other hand, if you use too low of pressure, the end result is a soggy mess. Additionally, this soggy mess can ultimately lead to water being leaked to the underside of your exterior. Over time, this will lead to mold and mildew growth. Now, you have far more to worry about than a dirty exterior. Mold and mildew can leave your place of residence or business smelling like a musty old basement. No one wants to enter a place and smell that. Additionally, mold is an allergen. It is proven that mold spurs can aggravate asthma and other breathing conditions. The more you expose yourself to this danger, the worse it is for your health. You can help eliminate the possibility of mold and mildew growth by having one of our Greenville house cleaning licensed experts come out and give your surface the correct method of cleaning. 

Oftentimes, people think that DIY is the method to go. They will do things themselves to save money, not realizing that in the end, it could end up costing more money.  Let’s take roof washing for example. I am sure you have seen the houses or buildings that just look sad. They may have dark or black streaks, possibly some green mixed in. Some of these structures also may have discolored roofs. Oftentimes, the roof discoloration is ignored. Do not ignore roof discoloration. Roof discoloration is often caused by environmental forces such as dirt, debris, and decaying plant materials that have been allowed to remain on the surface. Once the decay process begins, various acids are formed. These acids begin to eat through the roof’s surface. This will create holes that eventually will allow water to seep through. Once this water begins to seep under your roof, the expensive damage begins. Most roof leaks can go undetected for months. This is because holes in the roof typically start out as a microscopic hole that only lets a few water droplets in. It only takes a few droplets of water to begin mold growth. The stains that you see on the outside of the building are growth from mold, mildew, algae, and decaying plant material. Depending on what building material is used will determine the proper cleaning method for your roof.