Showing posts with label Hiring a pressure washer company. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hiring a pressure washer company. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 8, 2021

Best Sealer practices


Basic Sealers on Exposed Aggregate Surfaces

One of the most required maintenance items around a home is driveways. Exposed aggregate is one of the worst offenders in that it is a compromised surface with up to half the concrete binder washed away to expose the rocks. This means that it will weaken over time and weather and lose the rocks creating unsightly holes in the surface and eventually crumble. Fast Finish provides three excellent sealing options to limit this problem. The first is a penetrating sealer that is hydrophobic and seals the pores so that expansion and contraction limit its effect from water and keep moss and mold away from deteriorating the joints. The second is a film-forming two-part sealer that encases the rock like an epoxy that strengthens it and  gives a gloss finish. Clients in the Salem Oregon and surrounding areas have had great success with high five star ratings in reviews and feedback from having Fast Finish seal their flat concrete surfaces with the two options.

 

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Pressure washing in Salem, Dallas, Independence , Monmouth-Oregon areas

Though pressure washers can be bought by consumers, the machinery and process are dangerous, with water pressure powerful enough to cause serious injuries. Also, consumer pressure washers may not delivery the pressure necessary for all jobs.
The cost of professional pressure washing costs between 33 and 80 cents per square foot, depending on local rates and the type of job.   Pressure washing the exterior of a 2,100-square-foot home can cost between $250 and $750. However, if the exterior of your house is clad in lead paint, check with your local health department before pressure washing.

Questions to ask before hiring a professional

Ask how much pressure, which is measured by pounds per inch and gallons per minute, will be used. Some professionals believe more is not necessarily better, especially on surfaces like wood, grout and roofing.(Especially Roofing) always use a soft wash contractor.
Ask if environmentally-friendly cleaning solutions are used.
Ask whether cold water or hot water is used. Cold water might not be as effective on extremely dirty of greasy areas.
Ask for estimates, references, insurance, bonding and license.