Soft Wash
Build safe, repeatable results with low-pressure soft wash equipment designed for roofs, siding, and other delicate surfaces.
This category brings together professional soft wash systems, pumps, hoses, reels, guns, nozzles, and accessories so you can assemble a reliable rig that fits your workflow.
Use the quick guide below to compare setups, plan your mix control, and protect equipment that handles sodium hypochlorite and other soft wash solutions.
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Reach Two Stories with the Roof Wash & Soft Wash 7 GPM 100 PSI DIY Kit with Apple Blast Sample
$1,154.97
As low as $28.87/mo -
Delux Stallion Base AR45 Soft Wash System
$2,267.97
As low as $56.70/mo -
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Soft Wash FAQ's
How do I extend the life of my soft wash pump?
Rinse the pump, hose, gun, and reels with fresh water after each job; inspect diaphragms and seals regularly; keep electrical connections clean; and stock common wear parts for quick service.
Can I soft wash a roof safely?
Yes—apply the correct roof-safe chemistry at low pressure, allow controlled dwell time, and rinse thoroughly. Protect landscaping and fixtures, and test a small area first.
What hose and reel should I use with soft wash chemicals?
Choose hose, fittings, and reels rated for soft wash chemistry. Keep a dedicated chemical hose line separate from your rinse line to prevent cross-contamination and speed changeovers.
Do I need a proportioner to blend my mix?
A proportioner (blend module) makes metering water, sodium hypochlorite, and surfactant fast and repeatable. It reduces manual measuring, helps consistency, and speeds on-site adjustments.
Which pump type is best to start with for soft washing?
A 12V diaphragm system is a common entry point because it is compact, quiet, and easy to service. As production needs grow, gas-powered or air-driven diaphragm systems offer higher output and duty cycles.
What is the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?
Soft washing relies on chemistry and low pressure to remove organic growth and grime from delicate surfaces. Pressure washing relies on high kinetic energy. Use soft washing on roofs and fragile coatings where high pressure could cause damage.
