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<h2>What’s the Difference Between Pressure Washing and Power Washing?<br />
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<p>Many homeowners wonder what sets pressure washing apart from power washing. While the two terms are often used interchangeably, there’s one key difference: heat.<br><br><br />
Pressure washing uses high-pressure cold water to clean surfaces like siding, decks, fences, and patios. It’s versatile, effective, and safe for most residential surfaces. On the other hand, power washing uses heated high-pressure water, making it better for breaking down tough stains, oil, grease, and salt deposits. This added heat makes power washing ideal for heavy-duty jobs on concrete driveways, parking lots, and other durable surfaces.<br><br><br />
Both services can dramatically improve curb appeal and protect your property from long-term damage caused by mold, mildew, and grime. The best choice depends on the material being cleaned and the severity of the buildup. A professional can recommend whether pressure washing or power washing is right for your project.<br />
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