High Pressure Cleaning Brisbane

The sole distinction lies in heat. While a pressure washer expels water forcefully to eliminate grime, dirt, and even paint, a power washer achieves the same outcome using heated water.

A pressure cleaner uses high force streamed water to forcibly remove surface-level and embedded dirt, grime, and residue on hard surfaces like driveways, footpaths, non-porous building materials including brick and concrete, and solid surfaces such as decking, pools, and saunas.

If you’re looking to revive the appearance of your driveway paths and patios or any concrete or hard surface, pressure washing is a great way to do it. One of the first things you should consider is removing any outdoor furniture plants and anything on these areas thus making it easier to make a great result for you.

Further, you’ll also want to check for potential leaks or areas where water may enter your home’s foundation, window frames, or broken glass.

If pressure washing is not done correctly, mould growth may occur. If you use a pressure washer, water may get into cracks, crevices, or areas with poor drainage where it may not completely dry. This is why you need a professional to pressure wash your surfaces, to remove the chance of creating mould. After pressure cleaning is finished, a post treatment anti-mould/anti-fungal spray is applied to stop the return of mould and algae growth.

Very few–the benefits of pressure washing significantly outweigh the dangers or risks. Limited to damaging or moving loose objects that are not securely fastened to the home (such as deck chairs, wreaths, and some plants) pressure washing is an effective and fast way to revive hard surfaces

Whether you’re interested in treating a residential home or commercial building, the 1st Choice High Pressure Cleaning team knows how to get the job done. Serving southeast Queensland communities with environmentally-friendly solutions that are effective and eco-conscious, we can quickly bring life back to your workplace and home.

When rinsing, opt for a high-pressure nozzle, but avoid using it on brick surfaces. Exercise caution with concrete as pressure washers can potentially cause damage. It’s advisable to conduct a test on a less visible area of the driveway before proceeding with the entire cleaning process.