Preparation: Clear the area of any obstacles, debris, or furniture that might hinder the pressure cleaning process.

Safety Measures: Wear appropriate safety gear, including eye protection and closed-toe shoes, to protect yourself from debris and water splashback.

Inspect Surfaces: Check the surfaces to be cleaned for any loose or damaged materials. Repair or secure them before starting pressure cleaning.

Equipment Setup: Set up the pressure washer according to the manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the appropriate nozzle and pressure settings for the specific cleaning task.

Applying Detergent (if needed): Pre-treat surfaces with a suitable cleaning detergent, allowing it to sit for the recommended time to break down dirt and grime.

Rinsing: Use the pressure washer to rinse surfaces thoroughly, moving in a consistent and even pattern to avoid streaks or uneven cleaning.

Adjusting Pressure: Adjust the pressure settings as needed for different surfaces. Lower pressure may be suitable for delicate materials, while higher pressure is effective for tougher stains.

Angle and Distance: Hold the pressure washer nozzle at a consistent angle and maintain an optimal distance from the surface for effective cleaning without causing damage.

Consistent Motion: Move the pressure washer wand in a consistent and overlapping pattern to ensure even cleaning across the entire surface.

Post-Cleaning Inspection: Inspect the cleaned surfaces for any missed spots or lingering dirt. Perform additional cleaning if necessary.

Clean-Up: Properly store the pressure washer and clean any tools or equipment used during the process. Dispose of any waste or runoff responsibly.