Frequently Asked Pressure Washing Questions - Answered By Coastal Pros Pressure Washing

While it's entirely possible that your roof merely had dirt accumulated on it, you shouldn't dismiss it too quickly. Your roof is a prime location for moisture to be trapped which leads to the growth of mildew and mold which not only causes your roof to look black and ugly, but can lead to serious deterioration of your roof's waterproofing properties.

It never hurts to give your home frequent pressure washings even if you do it yourself. However, professional pressure washing technicians will not only provide fast and detailed work with high-powered equipment that may be too expensive for the average homeowner, but they are trained to work on areas that would typically be unsafe, such as with our roof cleaning service.

It's important to consider how to go about a cleaning job when pressure washing around your pool. If you are using soaps or chemicals in a pressure washing machine, you don't want those going into the pool right? And even if you're using a plain water pressure washer, you wouldn't want to wash the grime and mildew from the area into your pool.

You should always give your home a pressure washing at least once a year to help maintain its overall appearance. The best time seasonally to wash your home may vary depending on location, but the summer and fall months are typically the best time to pressure wash your home in order to avoid the colder months and potential freezing. Even if Pensacola and the surrounding areas are in Florida, they are still high enough to risk ice formation during cold winter nights.