Home Washing Services in Freehold

Professional Softwashing in Monmouth and Ocean County

Dirt, mold, and grime don’t just make a home look bad—they can also cause damage over time. Many homeowners turn to power washing to clean their exteriors, but high-pressure water can be too harsh on siding, roofs, and windows. That’s where softwashing comes in.

At Shine Brothers Softwash, we offer a safer, more effective way to clean your home. Softwashing uses a low-pressure system combined with specialized cleaning solutions that break down and remove buildup at the source. Whether you need your siding refreshed, your windows crystal-clear, or stubborn rust stains removed, we have you covered.

To get started with your home washing service in Freehold, give us a call at (908) 540-7668 or contact us online for a free estimate.

Softwashing vs. Power Washing: What’s the Difference?

Softwashing and power washing are often used interchangeably, but they are two very different methods of cleaning.  While power washing uses high-pressure water jets to blast away dirt and debris, softwashing relies on lower pressure combined with specially formulated cleaning solutions. This approach makes all the difference for delicate surfaces like roofing shingles, painted siding, and glass windows.

Here's what sets softwashing apart from power washing and other cleaning methods:

• Gentle on surfaces - Softwashing won’t strip paint, dent siding, or damage shingles. It’s designed to treat your home with care while still delivering impressive results. 
• Removes organic growth at the source - Unlike power washing, which only removes visible buildup, softwashing eliminates mold, algae, and bacteria at their roots using effective biodegradable solutions. 
• Lasting results - Since it tackles grime and growth on a deeper level, softwashing helps keep your home looking cleaner for longer.

For homeowners with unique materials or more intricate exterior details, like stucco finishes or decorative trim, softwashing is the safest and smartest choice.