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Types of Pressure Washing & Why They Matter

Posted May 10, 2017

We’re proud to serve clients from Eureka to Wildwood - and in the process, we’ve had the opportunity to work with virtually every type of property.

The takeaway? To deliver a superior cleaning service to your home or business, there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach. That’s why our team caters our services to address the unique needs of each surface we’re working with. We stand by this customized approach, and it’s important to understand why it matters - to you, to your home, and to the value of your property.

Generally, we break down our pressure washing solutions into two different approaches: Soft washing and pressure washing.

Pressure Washing

Pressure washing uses hot water, to expel water at a high PSI (pounds per square inch) on the surface it’s treating. This delivers a deep clean for:

  • Surface cleaning - driveways, sidewalks, entryways, patios, and more
  • Pool deck cleaning
  • Parking garage cleaning
  • Parking lot cleaning

Soft Washing

Soft washing is a low-pressure form of power washing. We pare down the PSI by half or more and instead rely on a meticulous cleaning process. This approach is a great solution for surfaces that can’t handle heavy force. We use it for:

  • House washing
  • Roof cleaning
  • Storefront Cleaning

Region-Specific Cleaning Service

We’re proud to live in our corner of Missouri - and whether you live in Chesterfield or Kirkwood, we have a solution for you. All our cleaning products are hand-picked to address the burden placed on properties in our region. This means that you aren’t just getting a classic pressure washing service - you’re getting a pressure washing service designed just for you.

COVID-19 Precautions

We at Orthopaedic Institute of Southern Illinois are committed to continuing to provide the highest quality and safest orthopaedic care to the people of Southern Illinois.

In the interest of protecting our patients and employees, we have instituted the following procedures:

All patients will be screened according to CDC recommendations via telephone prior to their scheduled appointment date. These recommendations include screening for a fever, cough, shortness of breath. Upon arriving at any of our facilities, all people will be screen upon arrival.

We will not be allowing any visitors to accompany patients with the exception of a single parent accompanying a minor or a designated caregiver accompanying an impaired adult.

At this time, we will continue to provide full physician services in the office as well as physical and occupational therapy, imaging, pain management, and Urgent Care services for your urgent orthopaedic needs.

We are working closely with our hospital partners for the continued provision of urgent and emergent orthopaedic care.

Please remember to stay calm, stay smart, and if you are feeling ill, stay home.

Thank you,
The Physicians and Staff of Orthopaedic Institute of Southern Illinois.

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