5 Ways To Prepare For A Pressure Washing Service

Before you have a professional pressure washing company come service your home, it's crucial that you prepare yourself. Here are just a couple of ways to prepare your property for our services.

To find out more about ways you can prepare your home for a good pressure washing, please call us at 850-698-0324.

Let Your Neighbors Know

Your neighbors might be slightly alarmed if they see our team working around your property. We advise you to call your neighbors and inform them of our work prior to our arrival. That way, there's no confusion or misunderstandings.

Keep Your Pets And Children Inside

Pressure washing can be very dangerous, which is why we take all the necessary precautions. However, we need you to do your part as well. Before we come pressure wash your property, make sure to take your pets and children inside. Another option is to bring them to a park or somewhere else for the day. Once we're finished, they'll be allowed to play on your property almost immediately.

Remove Potential Obstacles

In order for us to complete our work quickly, efficiently, and safely, we need to make sure our work area is completely unobstructed and unhindered. Before we arrive, please remove all potential obstacles. This includes lawn furniture, sports equipment, toys, and more.

Seal Your Home Tightly

You don't want to get water or pressure washing soaps into your home, so we encourage you to seal your entire home beforehand. Close and lock all the doors and windows, and then double-check to make sure there are no openings. We'll do our own spot-check before our service (especially if we're doing house washing), but it doesn't hurt for you to do your own due diligence.

Leave A Contact Number

We work independently and will do all that we can not to disturb you. Unfortunately, there is always the small possibility of an accident happening. In this case, we'd like to have a way of contacting you in case of an emergency. As we mentioned, we try to be independent and avoid inconveniencing you, but it's always best to have a method of reaching you in the unlikely event of an incident.