Expert Pressure Washing Services and Concrete Sealing

🔥 1. Uses Heat, Not Just Force

• Steam cleaning heats water to   producing hot vapor that breaks down grease, oil, mold, and grime. 
• Pressure washing relies mostly on high water pressure — often 1,500–4,000 PSI — to blast dirt away. 
• Heat from steam loosens contaminants      at a molecular level, making it more effective on oily or greasy surfaces.      

🌿 2. Kills Germs, Mold, and Bacteria

• Steam naturally sanitizes     surfaces — it kills up to 99.9% of bacteria, viruses, and mold spores      without chemicals. 
• Pressure washing only removes visible      debris; it doesn’t disinfect or kill microorganisms. 

🧼 3. Gentler on Surfaces

• Steam cleaning uses lower pressure     (usually under 150 PSI), making it safe for delicate materials like wood,      paint, siding, and grout. 
• Pressure washing can damage     softer surfaces — stripping paint, etching concrete, or forcing water      behind siding. 

💧 4. Uses Less Water

• Steam cleaning typically uses 80–90%      less water than pressure washing. 
• This makes it more environmentally      friendly and ideal for areas with water restrictions. 

🧽 5. Better for Stain and Grease Removal

• Steam cuts through oil, gum, graffiti,      and food residue more effectively than cold or warm water under pressure. 
• That’s why it’s preferred for      kitchens, industrial equipment, and vehicles. 

⚙️ When Pressure Washing Might Be Better

• For large outdoor surfaces     (like driveways or decks) covered in mud or loose dirt, pressure washing      is faster and more economical. 
• Steam cleaning is slower and may not      be practical for very large areas. 

✅ In short:

• Steam cleaning = deep, sanitary, eco-friendly      cleaning (great for grease, mold, and sensitive surfaces). 
• Pressure washing = fast, high-volume cleaning for big      outdoor jobs.

Why Seal your walkways and Patios

🧱 1. Protection from Moisture and Freeze-Thaw Damage

• Concrete is porous — it absorbs water.      
• When water seeps in and freezes, it      expands, causing cracking, scaling, and spalling. 
• A sealer repels water and reduces this      damage, especially in freeze-thaw climates. 

☀️ 2. Resistance to Stains and Chemicals

• Sealing helps prevent staining from      oil, de-icers, salt, and organic matter (like leaves). 
• It also protects against damage from      fertilizers and other household chemicals. 

💪 3. Increased Durability

• Sealers reduce surface wear from foot      traffic and abrasion. 
• This means fewer repairs and a longer      service life for your walkway. 

🎨 4. Enhanced Appearance

• Sealers can deepen the color of      decorative concrete or exposed aggregate.