Learn when to use soft washing or pressure washing and see typical recent Bay Area price ranges.
Key Takeaways
Soft washing cleans siding, stucco, roofs and painted surfaces without harsh pressure. Pressure washing suits harder exterior surfaces such as concrete, with the technique adjusted for the material.
What Is the Difference?
- Soft Washing: Cleans a house exterior without harsh pressure, making it suitable for siding, stucco and painted surfaces.
- Pressure Washing: Uses pressure on suitable hard surfaces. Surface type, buildup and condition determine the right approach.
What Changes the Price?
Recent Bay Area house washing jobs typically ran $200–$340, while surface pressure washing ran $175–$400. House size, height, access and buildup determine the estimate.
What Does House Washing Include?
House washing addresses siding, trim, eaves and cobwebs. Gutters, roofs, fences and hard surfaces are separate scopes and need their own estimates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Soft Washing Safer for Siding?
It is the appropriate approach for house siding because it cleans without harsh pressure.
Is House Washing the Same as Pressure Washing?
No. House washing uses soft washing; pressure washing is for suitable hard exterior surfaces.
How Often Should I Wash My House?
We recommend house washing once per year.
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