About The Pressure Washing Attachments We May Use On Your Job

Pressure washing may not seem like a glamorous job, but it’s definitely a fun one. When we pressure wash, we get to see the results of our work immediately, and it’s so satisfying! Pressure washing is so much more than just spraying water to clean.

It really requires knowledge of different surfaces, cleaners, and techniques. Our pressure washers have a variety of attachments they can use to speed up the cleaning process and provide even better results.

Surface Scrubbers

We can use a large, round attachment that spins in a scrubbing motion to help remove surface grime. This attachment works best on large surfaces like back patios, decks, and driveways. It assists in loosening set-in dirt so that our pressure washers can rinse it away more easily.

Pressure Washing Brushes

These are similar to the scrubbers, although the bristles are tougher. These brushes are great for cleaning boats, cars, trash cans, and outdoor furniture.

Turbo Nozzles

This attachment is a nozzle that rotates the water stream as it sprays. It also allows you to pulse the water to get those really tough stains. It’s particularly great for blasting away car oil from your driveway, grease, and even sticky substances like gum.

Water Wands

Each pressure washing machine comes with a standard wand, but we have additional wands of varying lengths. These help us reach up high along your roof and gutters, second-story homes, or in tight corners that are out of reach. They are often made of stainless steel to offer additional stability and control to the user. Plus, using a longer wand prevents the need for a ladder that can be more dangerous.

Broom Attachments

A broom is similar to a scrubber or brush, although it has a different shape. Broom attachments for pressure washers utilize multiple nozzles for water spray and cover a wide area. Our team uses a broom attachment to quickly clean large, flat areas. For example, a broom attachment can be great for soft washing your roof without using high-pressure water.

Foam Cannons for Pressure Washers

Sometimes we pretreat using cleaners. We want the soap or detergent to spray out along with the water pressure, creating a cleansing foam to coat your surface. After the cleaners sit for five to ten minutes, we use a stronger water pressure to rinse them away, removing dirt and grime too.

Metal Spray Guns

Standard pressure washers come with plastic spray guns. Our team invests in metal spray guns that last longer. The material can withstand constant use under pressure without sustaining wear and tear. Plastic spray guns may deteriorate faster and produce weaker results over time.

Water Filters

Some soaps require that we treat your water before spraying. Otherwise, soap and hard water can leave behind white calcium deposits. When we use a water filter, we ensure the best results possible by treating your water before using it to clean your home. This is especially important if you have well water or a rain collection tank.

PSI Gauge

We saved the best – and most important – for last. Having an accurate PSI gauge is crucial to effective pressure washing. Each surface requires a different water pressure and we want to ensure that the gauge is correct every time. Water pressure that is too strong can damage your delicate surfaces. Water pressure that isn’t strong enough can leave our team working harder instead of smarter during your service.

Professional Pressure Washers Like Us Know How To Do It Best

Just because you have a basic understanding now of what options are available out there doesn't mean you should head to the hardware store to pick up your own! Pressure washing is still serious business. No matter how much you spend on equipment, nothing will ever outperform our 10 plus years of industry experience and know-how. That's why your friends and neighbors have depended on Eastpoint Exterior Cleaning for all of their house washing and roof cleaning needs.

When you partner with Eastpoint Exterior Cleaning, you know that we will have every attachment we need for your home. It’s one reason we complete a consultation before scheduling your cleaning. We want to customize our tools and solutions to your specific needs.