Power washing Process

At Almeda Group, we understand the transformative power of pressure cleaning to restore surfaces and enhance the overall appearance of your property. Our power washing process is a comprehensive and efficient solution for removing dirt, grime, and stains from various surfaces.

1. Surface Assessment:

• Our experienced team begins with a thorough assessment of the surfaces to be cleaned. This includes identifying the type of material, the extent of dirt or stains, and any specific challenges that need attention.

2. Safety Precautions:

• Before commencing power washing, safety measures are paramount. Our team ensures the surrounding area is properly secured, and any delicate or vulnerable items are protected from the power washing process.

3. Equipment Setup:

• High-quality power washing equipment is set up, including power washers with adjustable pressure settings. The pressure level is carefully chosen based on the type of surface to prevent damage.

4. Pre-Treatment (if applicable):

• For surfaces with stubborn stains or mold, a pre-treatment may be applied. This solution helps to break down contaminants, making them easier to remove during the power washing process.

5. Pressure Cleaning Application:

• The power washing process begins, where a controlled stream of water is applied to the surfaces. The high-pressure water effectively dislodges dirt, algae, moss, mildew, and other contaminants from the surface.

6. Adjustable Pressure Settings:

• Depending on the surface material and the level of cleaning required, our technicians adjust the pressure settings. Delicate surfaces such as wood or soft stone may require lower pressure, while more durable surfaces can withstand higher pressures.

7. Surface Scrubbing (if needed):

• In areas with particularly stubborn stains, our technicians may use scrubbing brushes or attachments along with the pressure washer to ensure a thorough cleaning.

8. Precision Cleaning:

• Our skilled technicians pay attention to detail, ensuring that every nook and cranny is addressed. This includes corners, crevices, and hard-to-reach areas, leaving no spot untouched.