The primary difference between pressure washing and power washing is the water temperature: a pressure washer uses cold water, while a power washer uses heated water, making the power washer better for removing tough grime and stains that require hot water to effectively clean them.  Essentially, both use high pressure to clean, but power washing adds the element of heat to enhance cleaning power.

Typically used to deep clean hard surfaces like pavers, bricks, concrete or siding, pressure washing machines are a residential and commercial tool that many are using to help keep their homes, parking garages and office buildings looking great. By quickly stripping away built-up dirt, mildew and grime, both power washers and pressure washers can save on time and cleaning costs if you know how to use them correctly.