Pressure Cleaning Gold Coast is the highest-rated expert commercial pressure cleaning, roof cleaning & outside house washing business in South East Queensland. We are a local, family-owned, and operated business in the industry for over twenty years, and we service all suburban areas throughout the Gold Coast. We are a member of the IICRC cleaning and remediation standards, so you can rest assured understanding you’ll always have accredited professionals dealing with you.
We welcome you to the ever-expanding world of high-pressure cleaning, pressure washing, power cleaning, or whatever term you know it as. Gold Coast Pressure Cleaning uses a refined pressure cleaning system that makes it possible to pressure clean almost anything external in a minimum amount of time and with little fuss.
The four fundamentals of cleaning are represented as the cleaning pie or otherwise know as, CHAT. No matter what you call it, these are the four principles you will need to examine to get preferred cleaning results.
One fundamental is chemical action. When detergents are included to the cleaning system, they breakdown and suspend soils more quickly than just using water alone. The correct detergent needs to be chosen based on the type of dirt, the substrate, and water conditions– and the cleaning representative needs to be diluted and appropriately applied.
Another piece of the pie is temperature– this is the temperature level of the water being utilized. The technician may have a pressure washer that uses warm water or cold water. You must choose a cleaning agent that will operate at the water temperature that the cleaning technician has readily available.
Next, we have mechanical action– when it comes to high-pressure cleaning, this is typically angle and effect force. Some mechanical action, whether it is impact force or additional scrubbing, must be utilized to upset the chemical in the substrate so that it can cover all of the soil and simply, dissolve it or suspend it so whats left can be washed away with the action of the Pressure cleaner.
The last slice of the pie is time. Time describes several things, but in many cases it is dwell time– the amount of time the cleaning agent requires to be in contact with the soils so that it can do its job. Some detergents might require a particular dwell time to engage with the dirt, emulsify or suspension, so they are released from the substrate.
There is a particular rule about the four fundamentals of cleaning. If you decrease one of the fundamentals, you will need to increase one, possibly more, of the other three. Let’s say, for example, that the professional isn’t using the right quantity of chemical action– he watered down the cleaning agent incorrectly. To correctly carry out cleaning, he will require to either increase the mechanical effort or the temperature of the water. And with the inaccurate use of detergents, the time to carry out the task will be extended– it will take him longer to clean.