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Pressure washing is a cleaning method that uses high-pressure water to remove tough dirt, grime, grease, mold, mildew, and stains from hard surfaces. It is ideal for durable materials that can withstand strong water pressure without damage.

Soft washing is a low-pressure cleaning method that uses specialized cleaning solutions to safely break down organic growth like mold, algae, mildew, and bird droppings. It is designed for more delicate surfaces where high pressure could cause damage.

The main difference is water pressure and application method:

  • Pressure washing relies on high-pressure water to clean hard surfaces.

  • Soft washing uses low pressure combined with cleaning solutions to gently clean and sanitize surfaces.

A professional exterior cleaning company will choose the correct method based on the surface being cleaned.

Pressure washing is best for hard, durable surfaces such as:

  • Concrete driveways and sidewalks

  • Patios and pool decks

  • Pavers and stone walkways

  • Parking lots and garages

  • Curbs and loading areas

Soft washing is recommended for more delicate or coated surfaces, including:

  • Home and building siding (vinyl, brick, stucco, wood)

  • Roofs (asphalt shingles, metal, tile)

  • Awnings and canopies

  • Gutters and soffits

  • Fences and decks

  • Solar panels

Yes — when done by trained professionals. Improper pressure washing can cause damage, but professional technicians adjust water pressure, nozzle selection, and technique to ensure surfaces are cleaned safely and effectively.

If performed incorrectly, excessive pressure can etch concrete, remove surface layers, or force water behind siding. This is why professional assessment and proper equipment settings are essential for safe exterior cleaning.

Yes. Soft washing is the recommended method for roof cleaning because it removes algae, moss, and lichen without damaging shingles or voiding manufacturer warranties. High pressure should never be used on roofs.

Yes. Soft washing solutions are designed to kill organic growth at the root, not just rinse it away. This results in a longer-lasting clean compared to pressure washing alone.

Pressure washing is a cleaning method that uses high-pressure water to remove tough dirt, grime, grease, mold, mildew, and stains from hard surfaces. It is ideal for durable materials that can withstand strong water pressure without damage.

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The main difference is water pressure and application method:

  • Pressure washing relies on high-pressure water to clean hard surfaces.

  • Soft washing uses low pressure combined with cleaning solutions to gently clean and sanitize surfaces.

A professional exterior cleaning company will choose the correct method based on the surface being cleaned.

Pressure washing is best for hard, durable surfaces such as:

  • Concrete driveways and sidewalks

  • Patios and pool decks

  • Pavers and stone walkways

  • Parking lots and garages

  • Curbs and loading areas

Soft washing is recommended for more delicate or coated surfaces, including:

  • Home and building siding (vinyl, brick, stucco, wood)

  • Roofs (asphalt shingles, metal, tile)

  • Awnings and canopies

  • Gutters and soffits

  • Fences and decks

  • Solar panels

Yes — when done by trained professionals. Improper pressure washing can cause damage, but professional technicians adjust water pressure, nozzle selection, and technique to ensure surfaces are cleaned safely and effectively.

If performed incorrectly, excessive pressure can etch concrete, remove surface layers, or force water behind siding. This is why professional assessment and proper equipment settings are essential for safe exterior cleaning.

Yes. Soft washing is the recommended method for roof cleaning because it removes algae, moss, and lichen without damaging shingles or voiding manufacturer warranties. High pressure should never be used on roofs.

Yes. Soft washing solutions are designed to kill organic growth at the root, not just rinse it away. This results in a longer-lasting clean compared to pressure washing alone.

Patio & Sealing Questions

Sealing is the process of applying a protective coating to surfaces like concrete, pavers, brick, and stone. A quality sealer helps protect against moisture intrusion, UV damage, oil stains, algae growth, and surface deterioration while enhancing the appearance and longevity of the surface.

We seal:

  • Concrete driveways and sidewalks

  • Paver patios, walkways, and driveways

  • Brick surfaces and retaining walls

  • Stamped concrete and decorative concrete

  • Pool decks and entryways

  • Flagstone and natural stone patios

We select sealers based on surface type, usage, and desired appearance.

Acrylic Sealers

  • Enhance color with satin or wet-look finishes

  • Ideal for pavers and decorative concrete

  • Lifespan: 1–3 years

Penetrating (Silane/Siloxane) Sealers

  • Absorb into the surface with no visible coating

  • Maintain natural appearance

  • Lifespan: 4–7 years

Polyurethane Sealers

  • Extremely durable and chemical-resistant

  • Great for high-traffic areas

  • Lifespan: 4–7 years

Epoxy Sealers (indoor/commercial use)

  • Industrial-strength protection

  • Best for garages and commercial floors

  • Lifespan: 5–10 years

 

Sealer longevity depends on surface type, sealer used, foot and vehicle traffic, and weather conditions:

 

  • Acrylic: 1–3 years

  • Penetrating: 4–7 years

  • Polyurethane: 4–7 years

  • Epoxy (indoor): 5–10 years

 

Regular maintenance and proper surface preparation can extend sealer lifespan.

It depends on the sealer:

  • Penetrating sealers leave a natural, matte finish

  • Acrylic and polyurethane sealers can provide color enhancement or a wet look

 

  • Touch-dry: 2–4 hours

  • Foot traffic: 6–12 hours

  • Vehicle traffic: 24–48 hours

Dry times vary based on temperature and humidity.

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  • Decorative concrete & pavers: Every 2–3 years

  • Penetrating sealed concrete: Every 4–5 years

  • High-traffic areas may require more frequent resealing

Many modern sealers are:

  • Low-VOC or water-based

  • Safe for surrounding landscaping when applied correctly

We follow manufacturer guidelines and environmental best practices

Yes. Joint-sanding combined with proper sealing helps:

 

  • Harden joint sand

  • Reduce weed growth

  • Deter ants and insect activity

    While sealing helps significantly, no system is 100% weed-proof and nature-proof. 

 

Yes. Every sealing project includes professional pressure washing or soft washing to remove dirt, algae, stains, and residue to ensure proper sealer adhesion.

Ideal sealing conditions include:

  • Temperatures between 50°F–90°F

  • Dry surfaces

  • No rain for 24 hours after application

Spring, summer, and early fall are best.

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Soft Wash & Pressure Wash

Decks & Patios

House Wash & Siding

Retainer Walls

Fence Wash

Wood Restoration

Concrete Driveways and Sidewalks

Rust & Grease Stains

Trash Bins

Patios / Pavers / Stone

Paver Re-sanding

Concrete / Paver / Stone Sealing

Asphalt Sealing

Roof Wash

Trucks / Trailers

Dumpster Pads

Commercial buildings

At Revitalized Solutions LLC, we provide top-rated pressure washing, soft washing, and surface cleaning services to residential and commercial clients across Montgomery County, Fairfax County, and Baltimore County. Whether you need house washing, roof soft washing, driveway cleaning, or trash bin sanitization, our team is here to help you keep your property looking its best.

We Proudly Serve The Following Areas: 

Montgomery County, MD:

Bethesda, Potomac, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Silver Spring, Germantown, Potomac, Wheaton, Takoma Park, Olney, Chevy Chase, Kensington, Clarksburg, Aspen Hill, Damascus, Derwood, North Bethesda, White Oak, Montgomery Village, Laytonsville, Poolesville, Cabin John, Glen Echo, Brookeville, Burtonsville, Colesville, Hillandale, North Potomac

Fairfax County, VA:

Fairfax, Alexandria, McLean, Herndon, Reston, Vienna, Annandale, Burke, Chantilly, Lorton, Springfield, Falls Church, Oakton, Centreville, Great Falls, Fairfax Station, Mount Vernon, Tysons, Merrifield, Fort Hunt, Huntington, Franconia, Kingstowne, Rose Hill, Seven Corners, Bailey’s Crossroads

Baltimore County, MD:

Towson, Catonsville, Dundalk, Essex, Pikesville, Parkville, Owings Mills, Cockeysville, Randallstown, Lutherville, White Marsh, Middle River, Reisterstown, Perry Hall, Woodlawn, Rosedale, Timonium, Arbutus, Carney, Loch Raven, Kingsville, Hunt Valley, Baldwin, Glyndon, Windsor Mill

Don’t see your city listed? We likely still serve your area.

Call or text us at (240) 644-2420  to get a free quote and schedule your service today!

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