PCE Pressure Washing FAQ

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

We’ve compiled answers to some of the most common questions our clients ask about pressure washing and paver sealing services. Have a question that’s not listed? Feel free to reach out!

Roof Cleaning (Soft Washing)

Safer for roofing materials, gentler cleaning method

Typically every 2-5 years depending on conditions

Professional assistance is recommended for safety and quality

Gutter Cleaning

Yes, they can lead to roof and foundation damage

Professionals ensure thorough cleaning and spot potential issues

Driveway Pressure Washing

At least once a year for maintenance

Yes, but may require specialized detergents

If done improperly, it can cause surface damage

Works best on concrete and pavers, less effective on gravel

Paver Cleaning and Sealing

Every 2-3 years depending on wear and weather conditions

Cleaning removes dirt, sealing protects the surface

Yes, it creates a protective barrier

A professional ensures better results and longevity

Professional Paver Installation

Typically a few days, depending on the size and complexity

Material, color, durability, climate suitability

Paver Repair and Restoration

Re-leveling the base and resetting the pavers

Use specific cleaning solutions for different stains

Yes, with sealing and coloring agents

Improper installation, water erosion, and lack of sealing

Pool Enclosure Cleaning

We recommend cleaning your pool enclosure at least once a year to prevent the buildup of algae, mildew, and dirt. Homes with more exposure to humidity or tree cover may need more frequent cleaning.

No, we use a low-pressure washing method specifically designed to clean pool enclosures without causing any damage to the screens or frame. Our process is safe and effective for all types of enclosures.

Yes, our team uses eco-friendly cleaning solutions and techniques to effectively remove algae, mildew, and other stubborn stains from your pool enclosure.

Most pool enclosure cleanings take 1-2 hours, depending on the enclosure size and the buildup level. We work efficiently to ensure minimal disruption to your day.

Fence Pressure Washing

Once every 1-2 years depending on weather conditions

Yes, when combined with appropriate cleaning agents

If high pressure is used, it can splinter the wood

Best for wood and vinyl; be cautious with older materials

Sidewalk and Concrete Cleaning

At least once a year for cleanliness and safety

Yes, but may require specific detergents or tools

If done improperly with too high pressure

Yes, prevents slip hazards and extends concrete life

Commercial Pressure Washing

At least annually, more for high-traffic areas

Improves appearance, removes graffiti, prevents structural damage

Yes, but scheduling off-hours is more common

Larger scale, different equipment, and techniques

Pool Deck Cleaning

At least twice a year to prevent algae and mold buildup

Yes, with lower pressure to avoid surface damage

Algae, mildew, chlorine stains; use appropriate cleaners

House Washing

Every 1-2 years depending on location and weather

Yes, for delicate surfaces like siding and roofs

Hiring a professional is safer and ensures better results

Yes, when using appropriate cleaning solutions