Inspection
Before every job, Washh technicians inspect the state of your awning to identify problem areas. We then provide you with a quote to repair these problems before proceeding.
Pre-rinse
Assess the state of your awning to see what level of cleaning it needs. Start the actual cleaning process by pre-rinsing your awning to remove loose dirt and other debris.
Solution
Use eco-friendly and EPA-registered solutions to effectively clean your awning. With the help of a soft bristle brush, scrub the cleaning solution into the fabric, allowing it to stand for 5-20 minutes before rinsing it off. Washh uses a proprietary mixture that works better than most products others use.
Low Pressure
Awnings are delicate, which is why they call for low-pressure techniques. Soft washing cleans them effectively without damaging the fabric.
Nozzles
Low-pressure water can still cause damage when paired with a powerful tip. Therefore, it is recommended to use a 40-degree or 60-degree nozzle to gently clean your awnings and get them looking brand-new again.
Equipment
Awnings are often hard to reach, so the job usually calls ladders and lifts. Our technicians use safety harnesses and tether ropes to prevent accidents and injury.