Soft washing cleans commercial exteriors without the force of pressure washing
When the outside of a commercial building looks stained, many property owners search for commercial pressure washing. Yet pressure washing relies on force, and that force can damage roofing, siding, brick, concrete, and painted surfaces.
At Excel Eco Clean, we use soft washing to remove mold, algae, bacteria, and other contaminants. Our cleaning solution treats stains at their source, while low pressure cleans the surface without blasting it.
Choosing soft washing over commercial pressure washing offers several benefits:
- It sanitizes surfaces instead of only spraying away visible stains
- The results last four to six times longer than pressure washing
- It uses about one-third of the water
- It works on many exterior surfaces
- Roof cleaning supports a longer roof life and lower energy costs
Soft washing is suitable for:
- Exterior walls
- Siding
- Asphalt shingle roofs
- Brick
- Concrete walkways
- Fences
- The outside of gutters
We adjust the cleaning solution we use for each surface. Our equipment is battery-powered and quiet, making the process less disruptive around offices, stores, apartment buildings, and other properties. Our trained technicians are also careful to follow federal, state, and local guidelines.
Commercial cleaning is not only about how the building looks. Removing organic contaminants also stops them from continuing to affect exterior materials. Regular cleaning keeps the property looking cared for and helps protect the surfaces from avoidable damage.
If you’re considering commercial pressure washing for a property in Effingham, Illinois, ask about soft washing instead. We provide free quotes after seeing the property and learning what needs cleaning. To schedule a visit, contact us today.
At Excel Eco Clean, we offer a superior alternative to commercial pressure washing services in Champaign, Charleston, Urbana, Mattoon, St. Joseph, Tolono, Effingham, Monticello, Savoy, Mahomet, Decatur, Springfield, Bloomington, Peoria, Mt. Zion, Chatham, and Terre Haute, Illinois.