The Jacksonville Pressure Washing Experts

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The Stallone Difference

Considering who to hire for your power washing project extends beyond cleaning techniques.

Insurance coverage is a critical factor in the decision-making process. Our pressure washing service, like all our offerings, is fully insured with $1 million in general liability insurance.

Selecting our services for your pressure washing needs is not only a compelling choice but also a cost-effective one. If you decide to undertake pressure washing independently or engage another service, it may lead to unforeseen expenses in the long run.

Stallone and sons did an Amazing job on our pool pavers ! A very reasonable price for this job ! Thanks again !

Allison Boswell

He takes great care to make sure everything looks great and my plants don’t get damaged in the process.

C. Ward

We had Stephen do our driveway, and it looks great! We liked it so much, we had him do our pool deck, patio and fence. Highly recommend this company. He and his sons do a great job, they are courteous and professional.

Jill Belcher

Why you should consider Pressure Washing?

Pressure washing helps eliminate mold and mildew, reducing the risk of respiratory issues and maintaining a clean exterior. Regular cleaning prevents these growths from spreading and damaging your property.

A well-maintained exterior boosts curb appeal, potentially increasing the resale value of your home. Prospective buyers are more attracted to properties that look clean and well-cared for.

Removing debris and buildup around your home can deter pests like insects and rodents. Clean environments are less attractive to pests, reducing the likelihood of infestations.

Removing dirt, mold, and allergens from your home’s exterior can improve air quality and reduce health risks for occupants. Pressure washing helps create a healthier living environment by eliminating harmful contaminants.

Regular maintenance through pressure washing protects your home’s exterior from damage and deterioration. This proactive care ensures your property remains in top condition and retains its value.

Regular pressure washing removes debris that can trap moisture, preventing rot and decay of wooden structures. This maintenance extends the lifespan of your home’s materials and preserves structural integrity.

Clean surfaces reflect sunlight more effectively, potentially reducing cooling costs during hot months. Pressure washing helps maintain the efficiency of your home’s exterior by removing heat-absorbing grime.

By removing dirt and grime, pressure washing helps paint adhere better and last longer. Clean surfaces ensure that new paint jobs look fresh and endure over time.

Removing algae, mold, and mildew from walkways and driveways reduces the risk of slips and falls. Pressure washing creates a safer environment for residents and visitors by maintaining clean and non-slippery surfaces.

Pressure washing patios, decks, and walkways revitalizes outdoor areas, making them more inviting and enjoyable. It restores the original look of your outdoor surfaces, enhancing your overall living space.

Risks Of Do-It-Yourself

High Pressure Risks to your driveway

One major risk of concrete cracking during pressure washing is the use of excessive water pressure. High-pressure water jets can forcefully penetrate into small cracks and fissures in the concrete, causing them to widen or deepen. This can weaken the overall structure of the concrete and lead to cracks that may not have been there initially. Therefore, it’s crucial to use the appropriate pressure setting and maintain a safe distance from the surface to minimize the risk of causing damage.

Delicate Surfaces and Mold

Neglecting delicate surfaces on the exterior of a house can lead to irreversible damage. For instance, using harsh cleaning chemicals or abrasive brushes on delicate surfaces such as delicate stonework, wood siding, or fragile paint finishes can result in discoloration, scratches, or even deterioration of the material itself. This not only compromises the aesthetic appeal of the house but also reduces its durability and longevity. It’s important to identify the specific materials and surfaces and use appropriate cleaning methods and products to avoid such risks.

Window Seal Damage

One major risk for breaking window seals during pressure washing is the direct impact of high-pressure water jets on the window seals. The force of the water can dislodge or damage the seals around windows, especially if they are older or already weakened. Once the seals are compromised, water can seep into the window frames and walls, potentially causing water damage, mold growth, and even structural issues over time. It’s crucial to use caution around windows, adjusting the pressure and angle of the water jets to avoid direct contact with the seals and prevent unintended damage.

High-Related Risks - Dont fall down!

A significant risk during gutter cleaning is the potential for falls or injuries from ladders or roofs. Climbing ladders to access gutters can lead to slips, falls, or even serious accidents if proper safety precautions are not taken. Working on roofs also carries risks of tripping, slipping on debris, or falling from heights. Additionally, handling tools or equipment improperly can increase the likelihood of accidents. It’s essential to use sturdy ladders, wear appropriate safety gear like non-slip shoes and gloves, and consider using harnesses or other fall protection devices to mitigate these risks during gutter cleaning.

Dont cause shorts in your electrical system

An electrical hazard during pressure washing can occur when water comes into contact with electrical outlets, appliances, or equipment. If the pressure washer or its cord is damaged or not properly grounded, there is a risk of electric shock or even electrocution for the person operating the equipment. Water is an excellent conductor of electricity, and even a small amount of moisture entering electrical components can cause a short circuit or malfunction. To mitigate this risk, it’s crucial to ensure that all electrical connections and equipment are in good condition, use ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) on outlets, and avoid spraying water directly at electrical components or outlets during pressure washing operations.

Dont get Stung!

A significant risk involving bugs and wildlife during pressure washing is inadvertently disturbing nests or habitats. Pressure washing can generate noise, vibrations, and sudden bursts of water, which may startle or displace insects, birds, or small animals that have made nests or homes near the area being cleaned. This disturbance can lead to aggressive behavior from protective wildlife, such as wasps or bees, increasing the risk of stings or bites to those nearby. Moreover, displaced animals might seek shelter inside the home or other areas where they can pose a nuisance or safety hazard. It’s important to inspect the area before starting pressure washing and take precautions to minimize disturbance to wildlife and ensure personal safety.

Breathing in mold is harmful

The risk of mold and mildew exposure during pressure washing primarily stems from the aerosolization of spores and fragments. When pressure washing surfaces that are contaminated with mold or mildew, the high-pressure water can dislodge and spread mold spores into the air. These airborne spores can be inhaled, potentially causing respiratory issues or allergic reactions, especially for individuals sensitive to mold. Additionally, pressure washing may not completely remove all mold spores from porous surfaces like wood or concrete, which can lead to regrowth if conditions remain favorable (such as high humidity). Inadequate drying after pressure washing can also create moist environments conducive to mold and mildew growth.

Flooding can kill grass

A major risk of poor drainage from pressure washing around the house is the potential for soil erosion around the foundation. When water pools and doesn’t drain properly, it can erode the soil that supports the foundation, potentially leading to foundation settling, structural issues, and damage to landscaping.

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What’s the Best Time of Year to Wash?

In Jacksonville, when it comes to pressure cleaning your home, Stallone and Sons Pressure Washing prioritizes the use of low pressure in conjunction with a mildly chlorinated cleaning solution to delicately clean your property. We take pride in our ability to effectively clean homes by carefully balancing low pressure with gentle detergents, ensuring optimal results.

The best time of year to pressure wash your home is during the spring or fall. Here are a few reasons why:

Mild Weather: Spring and fall typically have moderate temperatures, which are ideal for pressure washing. Extreme heat in the summer can cause the cleaning solution to evaporate too quickly.

Post-Winter Cleanup: Spring is an excellent time to remove the dirt, grime, and mold that have accumulated over the winter months.

Preventative Maintenance: Fall is a good time to clean surfaces before the winter weather sets in, helping to prevent the buildup of debris and mold that can occur during colder months.

Optimal Drying Conditions: Both spring and fall generally offer good drying conditions, with lower humidity and moderate sunlight, which helps prevent mold and mildew growth after cleaning.

The Stallone’s Pro Wash

In Jacksonville, when it comes to house washing, we prioritize the use of low pressure along with a mildly chlorinated cleaning solution to gently cleanse your property.

It’s crucial to note, particularly in the unique conditions of Jacksonville, that inexperienced individuals may use excessive pressure during house washing, posing a risk of damage to surfaces due to a lack of knowledge. Both high pressure and harsh detergents present unnecessary risks to your home in this location.

At Stallone and Sons, we use specialized equipment, reducing the risk of damage and providing a thorough and efficient cleaning, enhancing the aesthetic appeal and longevity of your property.

Professionals are trained to navigate safety protocols, minimizing risks associated with ladder use and chemical exposure, ensuring a secure and effective cleaning process for your property.