1. Read Instructions and Ask question when renting or purchasing equipment
2. Never point the wand or stick at any person or animal, severe injury may occur
3. Confirm mechanical and operational instructions, operating incorrectly can seriously damage the equipment and cost hundred or thousands to repair.
4. Wear proper eye, face and hand protection when operating the power washing equipment
5. Attach nozzles and or accessories completely before starting the machinery
6. Keep hands and feet clear of the cleaning nozzle at all times.
7. Consider cleaning agents and toxicity depending on the amount of mold, dirt, grime, grease, wax
8. Always follow the manufacturing directions when attaching tips and replacement consumable
9. Confirm distance to surface, too close may deteriorate the life of the surface
10. and PSI, spraying too far away even with chemicals may be ineffective and physically difficult
11. When washing large items and even small ones, start from the top and work your way down
12. Spray at a downward angle when washing house siding or wood  (As rain would drop)
13. Always shut engine off when filling the tank with gas
14. Don't leave the engine running if your not washing, it will overheat
15. Only repair leaks when the engine is turned off
16. Be cautious when pressure washing Stucco, high pressure can damage the surface
17. Spraying around windows, postage box, flowers, vents, eaves, and light fixture may receive serious damage based on the sensitivity of the surface
18. When pressure washing always complete an area before moving on, you may forget an area
19. Approved cleaning solutions will normally be biodegradable and environmentally friendly
20. Using cleaning solution, you may have to give it time to react, see directions for each chemical
21. Chemicals should be applied at a low pressure so the chemical will not splash resulted in waste
22. Ratio's of chemicals will vary from unit to unit and chemical to chemical, read instructions
23. Not all pressure washing units are designed to use hot water, which can damage the pump
24. Disconnect the wand before cleaning any part of it.  If plugged, back flush the nozzle
25. If the nozzle gets plugged, be prepared with extra nozzles and tips
26. PSI is "Pounds Per Square Inch"  30 psi comes out of your outdoor hose connection, basic pressure washing equipment starts off around 350 psi and goes to 2000 psi.
27. When using chemical correctly, PSI may not be relevant
28. GPM, helps when cleaning large simple surfaces, that require less PSI and more volume.  Sometimes a hose from a sprayer is more useful than a pressure washer.

We can only hope that you're pressure washing needs have been fulfilled.  If you want it done, and done right let us help.  You will be a repeat customer. Some call monthly, Some are contract, Homeowners call annually, you just never know, but one thing, we'll get it done right!