House & Roof Washing
Equip your crew for safe, effective house and roof washing. This category brings together soft wash systems, pumps, hoses, reels, and application tips built for low‑pressure results.
Whether you’re outfitting a first rig or upgrading components, you’ll find options that balance flow, reach, and chemical compatibility for consistent cleaning across siding, shingles, stucco, and brick.
Always follow product labels, test in an inconspicuous area, and protect landscaping and finishes on every job.
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Maverick Stampede Complete Professional Soft Wash System with 3 tanks and a Proprtioner
$5,499.97
As low as $137.50/mo -
Complete Gas Powered Soft Wash System – Stallion Stampede
From $7,664.97
As low as $191.62/mo -
Professional Soft Wash System: Maverick Stampede 3 Tanks + Proportioner
$4,620.00
As low as $115.50/mo -
DELUX ® RK47-5030-C Series Gas-Powered Hot Water Pressure Washer
$10,020.47
As low as $250.51/mo -
EB4040HG Gas Pressure Washer (4 GPM @ 4,000 PSI)
$2,521.97
As low as $63.05/mo -
Hot Water Washer SSkid 12V 18
$9,608.47
As low as $240.21/mo -
Belt drive 4 gpm 4000 PSI pressure pro cart pressure washer with a Honda engine
$2,942.42
As low as $73.56/mo -
Prowler Clutch 7, SS Frame, 18 HP Vanguard, TSS1511, 5.5 GPM, 3500 PSI
$6,477.97
As low as $161.95/mo -
Pressure Pro 4012-42KV Hot Shot Series 4 Gpm 4200 Psi Viper Pump Direct Drive Kohler Engine
$5,999.97
As low as $150.00/mo -
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RK43-5535-HC 5.5 3500, Honda 18 HP GP TSS1511 with Clutch
$13,099.47
As low as $327.49/mo -
Powerful EE2015A with Auto Start Stop Electric Cold Water Pressure Washer with AR Pump – 2 GPM @ 1,500 PSI
$2,761.47
As low as $69.04/mo
House & Roof Washing Equipment Guide
What you’ll find here
- Soft-wash systems and portable sprayers for low-pressure application
- Pumps, proportioners, hoses, reels, and plumbing components
- Nozzles and accessories to control pattern, reach, and flow
- Learning resources for mix creation, plant protection, and workflow
Start with a system
Soft Wash System Bundles
Pre-matched pumps, controls, and plumbing simplify setup and deliver predictable, low-pressure output for roofs and siding.
- Purpose-built for soft washing—reduce risk of surface damage
- Consistent performance across common residential surfaces
- Compatible with popular house-wash detergents
Portable 12V Sprayers
Compact and serviceable units for quick jobs, tight access, or as a dependable backup to a dedicated rig.
- Lightweight footprint for rapid deployment
- Scales easily as job volume grows
- Simple maintenance and field repairs
Build your setup
Soft-Wash Pumps
Select chemical-compatible diaphragm pumps sized for your target flow and lift. Prioritize reliability and easy parts availability.
- Match materials to your chemicals
- Size for desired reach and application speed
- Flush with clean water after each use
Proportioners & Batch Mixing
Use proportioning or batch tanks to standardize mixes and reduce on-site guesswork. Label containers and follow chemical directions.
- Consistent results job to job
- Faster training for new technicians
- Supports repeatable, documentable processes
Hoses, Reels & Plumbing
Choose hoses and fittings built for chemical exposure and flow. Reels improve setup speed and reduce trip hazards.
- Chemical-compatible hose and seals
- Efficient layout for faster tear-down
- Strain relief and clamps at wear points
Nozzles, Tips & X‑Jet
Use wide-fan, low-impact patterns for siding and shingles. X‑Jet and specialty tips help extend reach while keeping pressure low.
- Control pattern and dwell without over-application
- Dial in reach from ground where possible
- Standardize tips across rigs for consistency
Protect vegetation by pre‑wetting, diverting runoff, and rinsing thoroughly. For techniques and checklists, see our plant and shrub protection tips.
Application basics by surface
| Surface | Approach | Equipment Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Asphalt shingles | Low-pressure soft-wash application focused on chemistry and dwell time. | Apply from a secure position; avoid disturbing granules; manage runoff to gutters. |
| Metal or tile roofs | Low-pressure application; keep water out of laps and underlayment. | Use wide-fan patterns; watch footing and overspray on walkways. |
| Vinyl siding | Apply solution evenly; allow dwell; rinse thoroughly from top down. | Select tips that reduce streaking and limit intrusion behind panels. |
| Brick, stone, or stucco | Use gentle application; verify compatibility in a small test area. | Avoid forcing water into cracks; protect adjacent metals and glass. |
Always follow chemical labels and local regulations. Avoid high-pressure on roofs, use appropriate fall protection, and keep overspray away from people, pets, and power lines.
Keep learning
Need help choosing house and roof washing gear?
Our team can help you match pumps, hoses, nozzles, and systems to your workflow and budget.
House & Roof Washing FAQ's
How often should I flush my soft‑wash system?
After every job or workday. Run clean water through the pump, hose, and nozzle to help extend service life and maintain consistent performance.
What nozzle pattern works best for soft washing?
Wide‑fan, low‑impact patterns help spread solution evenly and minimize intrusion. Choose sizes that keep delivery low pressure at your target flow and test before full application.
Which pump type is better—12V or air‑driven diaphragm?
12V pumps are affordable and simple to power; air‑driven pumps suit higher duty cycles if you have adequate air supply. Choose based on required flow, lift, and maintenance preferences.
Do I still need an X‑Jet if I have a soft-wash system?
It depends on your workflow. An X‑Jet can extend reach and meter solution using a pressure washer—handy as a backup or for specific jobs—even if you run a dedicated soft-wash rig.
How do I protect plants during a house wash?
Pre‑wet soil and leaves, divert runoff, cover when appropriate with breathable materials, and rinse thoroughly after treatment. Never leave solution pooling in beds.
What pressure should I use for roof cleaning?
Use low-pressure soft-wash delivery and let the chemistry do the work. Avoid high-pressure on shingles or delicate roof materials; follow product labels and test first.
Can I use the same mix on siding and asphalt shingles?
Not always. Follow the detergent’s label for each surface, start with the mildest effective mix, and adjust only after testing a small, inconspicuous area.
