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What is
Power Washing?
Commercial Power Washing utilizes specialized technology that combines heat and pressurized water to clean your property’s exterior surfaces. It’s targeted for your most-used areas – and it offers a cleaning solution that can keep up with the grime factor.
Our team has invested in state of the art commercial power washing equipment to get the job done. This system sprays cleaning products and water on the affected area using a PSI (pounds per square inch) of up to 3,500. With heat up to 250 degrees.
What is
Pressure Washing?
Everything Power washing is minus the heat, most companies are only equipped to handle assignments with no heat requirements, but our Commercial Power Washing cleaners are equipped to handle both.
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What Do you
Power Wash?
Your Business is designed to run, and it’s our business to ensure that it does so within a clean space, so that it provides the best setting for the work to happen and profits to generate.
With Cleanvision, you’re getting exceptional quality for every aspect of your surface.
FAQ’S
Frequenty asked questions
Consumers often seek answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about commercial cleaning services because they want to make informed decisions and have a clear understanding of the service they are investing in. FAQs provide valuable information that addresses common queries and concerns, allowing consumers to gauge the suitability of a cleaning service for their specific needs.
By knowing the types of cleaning services offered, the safety measures in place, the eco-friendliness of cleaning products, and the flexibility of scheduling, consumers can assess whether a cleaning service aligns with their expectations and requirements. Here are answers to a few of your frequently asked questions.
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Is Power washing something I could do myself?
If you have the experience, equipment, and time to take on the task of pressure washing, doing it yourself could save you money. However, if you don’t or aren’t comfortable operating the equipment, hiring a professional might be the better option.
Pressure washing can be dangerous and cause injury to yourself or damage to your property if not done correctly. A professional pressure washing service will have the necessary training and experience to safely and effectively clean your house without causing damage.
How to select the right Pressure washing company?
Research local pressure washing services and compare the valued offered to the effort of doing it yourself. Ultimately, the decision should be based on what will give you the best results and the greatest peace of mind.
How long does it take to pressure was a driveway?
It depends, since there are so many factors that can affect time, such as water pressure, hose nozzle settings, weather conditions, stain intensity and driveway material type. Schedule it safe and plan for our techs to there at least three or four hours to conduct a thorough cleaning.
Type of cleaning agents used to remove heavy buildup?
When pressure washing a heavily soiled surface, a degreaser is often are go to, for dissolving dirt and grease.
How often should concrete be professionally cleaned?
For residential driveways, sidewalks and patios, a good rule of thumb is to have professional concrete cleaning done every year. If your concrete surface experiences high traffic or extreme weather conditions, you may need to have it serviced more often. Whereas commercial could require daily cleaning depending upon its industry.
Can my Rust stains be removed?
In most cases yes, but it will depend on the severity and surface type.
- Metal and concrete that come in contact with moisture.
- Natural stones with rust elements that come in contact with concrete and water
- Leaking battery acid or fertilizer over-spray
- Radiator drip
- Rusty patio furniture
- Water from irrigation system
What’s the difference between Pressure washing and Power washing?
Pressure” uses unheated water whereas power has the option of utilizing heated water with pressure that can reach up to 250° As a result, Power washing is by far the more superior option and will allow greater results in a shorter amount of time.
Does Cleanvision Pressure or Power wash?
We use both depending on the job and surface type. Not all surfaces can tolerate high temperatures. Using heated water on the wrong surface can cause serious damage.
What is Pressure and Power washing?
Pressurized water that’s capable of releasing anywhere from +/- 1500 to 3500+ psi (Pounds Per Square Inch)
Can Oil Spots from leaky car be removed?
Because concrete is porous, leaked oil left un-treated can absorb itself into the surface and leave a permanent stain that shows discoloration even after oil is removed.