Identify the surface and existing condition
We confirm the details before work begins.
Soft washing
Soft washing uses lower water pressure with a cleaning process suited to exterior surfaces that should not be treated like hard concrete. It is often considered for walls, render, eaves and other areas where control matters.

What the service does
The method depends on the material, coating, condition, nearby plants and the type of surface build-up. We assess those factors before agreeing on the work.
Soft washing can reduce dirt and organic growth, but old staining, oxidised paint, failed coatings and existing damage may still be visible afterwards.
Common work
Expected outcome
The intended result is a cleaner exterior without applying unnecessary high pressure. Careful application, dwell time and rinsing are considered around the surface and surrounding property.
Photos help us assess the work. Add clear wide and close-up images with the suburb and a short description.
Genuine project proof
The available project photography shows real work without attaching an unverified suburb or customer detail. Results vary with the surface and its condition.
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What the work normally involves
We confirm the details before work begins.
The method follows the agreed scope and property conditions.
The method follows the agreed scope and property conditions.
The agreed area is checked before we leave.
Who it suits
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Questions
No. Soft washing uses lower pressure and a different cleaning approach. The suitable method depends on the surface and the type of build-up.
Not automatically. Loose, chalky, damaged or poorly bonded paint needs careful assessment, and some surfaces may not be suitable.
Tell us the wall or roof material if known, where the build-up is visible, access conditions and whether there are sensitive gardens or drainage areas nearby.
Send the suburb, a short description and a few photos for a free quote.