Questions & Answers with Brothers Power Washing

Pressure washing, or power washing, is a great way to not only improve the look of your property, but also prevent long term damage from dirt and growth. Mildew, moss & mold can destroy your property, leading to costly repairs down the line. 

The length of time between getting your property pressure washed can depend on many factors. Typically it is recommended to be done one to two times a year. 

Commercial pressure washing is a service that uses special cleaning agents with the power washer to clean buildings and parking lots. This is recommended for businesses as it is made to deeply clean brick and concrete to leave your building looking beautiful. 

If you live in the Central FL or Central NY areas, Brothers Power Washing is here to help service all your power washing needs. From small jobs to large ones, we accommodate them all. Give us a call today for more information. 

The frequency of house pressure washing depends on factors like local climate, environmental conditions, and the type of contaminants present. As a general guideline, scheduling pressure washing every 1-3 years helps maintain your home's cleanliness and integrity.

Staining wooden decks and fences enhances their appearance, adds protection against weathering, prevents rot and decay, and extends their lifespan. It also provides resistance to UV rays, moisture, and pests.

Soft washing is a gentle cleaning method that uses low pressure and specialized detergents to clean delicate surfaces like roofs, siding, and painted exteriors. It's ideal for surfaces that can't withstand high-pressure washing. Use soft washing to remove dirt, mold, and algae from these surfaces safely.

The curing time for epoxy flooring depends on factors like temperature and humidity. In general, epoxy coatings may take 24-72 hours to cure to a point where they can bear light foot traffic. However, full curing can take up to a week or more, depending on the epoxy type and conditions.

Paint forms a protective surface layer and comes in various colors, while stain penetrates wood and enhances its natural appearance. Stain allows the wood's grain and texture to show through and is ideal for decks and fences. Paint provides more comprehensive coverage and is often used on siding and trim.

Preventing mold and algae regrowth after pressure washing involves using mold-inhibiting detergents, improving ventilation, and maintaining a clean and dry environment. Regular cleaning and stain or paint applications can also deter future growth.