- Pressure washing is a cleaning method that uses high-pressure water spray to remove dirt, grime, mold, and other debris from surfaces. It benefits your home by enhancing its appearance, preventing damage caused by the build-up of harmful substances, and potentially increasing its value.

- While pressure washing is generally safe, certain surfaces may require lower pressure or special cleaning solutions. Delicate surfaces like wood siding or older brick may need a gentler approach. Always consult with the service provider about the suitability for specific surfaces.

- The frequency depends on your home's exposure to dirt and grime. Typically, it's recommended to pressure wash your home once a year, but homes in areas with high pollution or natural debris may need more frequent cleaning.

- Pressure washing is effective for most stains, including dirt, mold, and mildew. However, some stains like oil or grease may require additional treatments or specialized cleaning agents.

- The time required for pressure washing varies based on the size of your home and the areas being cleaned. Generally, a thorough cleaning can take a few hours.

- Pressure washing is environmentally friendly, especially if eco-friendly cleaning solutions are used. It consumes less water than traditional cleaning methods. However, it's important to ensure that runoff is managed properly to avoid contaminating nearby water sources.

- The cost of pressure washing services varies depending on the size of your home, the complexity of the job, and your location. On average, prices can range from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars. It’s best to get a specific quote from the service provider for an accurate cost.