First-Class Pressure Washing Company For Victoria

As stated in the title — Warthan's Power Washing is proud to offer Victoria first-class pressure washing services. But don't take our word for it. Our website and social media are full of enthusiastic, dedicated customers who keep coming back to Warthan's Power Washing because they can't get enough of our superior service and dedication to each project.

It's because our professional technicians hold integrity, dedication to service, and attention to detail at each of our cores. It's a philosophy that means we won't skimp or cut corners, we won't quit a project once we've started, and we're committed to thoroughly completing each job regardless of size or difficulty. This core mission has led to our success and exponential growth throughout Virginia!

Quality Pressure Washing For Every Area Of Your Victoria Property

Warthan's Power Washing will approach your property with two different pressure washing methods, depending on the type of material and area of the property being considered. On Victoria driveways and sidewalks, for instance, we use regular pressure washing, which involves a high-force water spray. This is because these areas are generally made of concrete or cement which are both durable and porous. Durable means that they're dense and tough enough to withstand high pressure and blunt force water spray without yielding or being damaged. Porousness means they contain tiny air bubbles, almost like a sponge, that allow oils and other unwanted liquids to seep in, and this high-force spray is the best method to push the water deep into those pores and push out the liquids we don't want.

House siding would use a different approach. Most often this area involves soft washing, which simply refers two a low-pressure spray in addition to a detergent bath. House siding doesn't accumulate as many stains as other areas of the property, so a detergent bath isn't always necessary.

Victoria Roof Cleaning For Fragile Shingles

Victoria roof cleaning also utilizes soft washing, like with house siding. However, roofs are even more fragile, and the detergent bath is necessary to minimize the chance of breakage. Victoria roofs are generally constructed with thin ceramic shingles, which are very prone to cracking or shifting under excessive force. Since roofs are exposed to uninterrupted sun and precipitation, invasive growths are commonly found on them: these include organic growths such as mosses, lichens, and fungi, and inorganic chemical growths such as oxidation (rust) and salt. The detergent bath as the first step is necessary to loosen the adhesive agents in these growths, which allows them to unbind from the shingles and float freely in the bath. Once this is complete, the low-pressure rinsing is more than sufficient to smoothly wash away all traces of growths and detergents.