Soft washing is a cleaning process that uses low-pressure water combined with specialized cleaning solutions to remove dirt, grime, algae, and moss from exterior surfaces. Unlike traditional cleaning methods, Softwashing is gentle on your property's surfaces, making it ideal for aged and delicate materials.
While pressure washing uses high-pressure water to blast away dirt, Soft washing takes a more gentle approach, using cleaning solutions to do the heavy lifting. This means less risk of damage to your property and a more thorough clean, as the solutions can kill off spores and prevent regrowth. For many, Soft washing is indeed a better, safer choice.
We can clean all most all external hard surfaces including!
Rendered Walls - Brick Work Natural Stone - Metal & PVC SidingsPainted Surface - Concrete - Tarmac Cobble BlockTimber Decking - Fences & ShedsPolly Tunnels - Statues & MonumentsConservatories - Swimming PoolsListed buildings cleaned with care
ROOF CLEANINGSLATE, TILE & THATCHMOSS REMOVALRoof cleaning will commence new season 2025secure your quote now to avoid new season price increase
ROOF CLEANINGSLATE, TILE & THATCHRoof cleaning will commence new season 2025 secure your quote now to avoid new season price increase
GUTTER VACUMEGUTTERS FACIERS & SOFITS CLEANED
PLAY AREAS & EQUIPMENTCLEANED AND DISINFECTEDGREASE & GRAFFITIREMOVAL
FOR YOUR FREE QUOTECALL 07845 906 413OR email nathan@peakssoftwash.co.uk
Soft washing is a cleaning process that uses low-pressure water combined with specialized cleaning solutions to remove dirt, grime, algae, and moss from exterior surfaces. Unlike traditional cleaning methods, Soft washing is gentle on your property's surfaces, making it ideal for delicate materials.
While pressure washing uses high-pressure water to blast away dirt Soft washing takes a more gentle approach, using cleaning solutions to do the heavy lifting. This means less risk of damage to your property and a more thorough clean, as the solutions can kill off spores and prevent regrowth. For many, Soft washing is indeed a better, safer choice.