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A power washer is a professional cleaner that specializes in using high pressure water to clean and remove dirt, debris, mold, mildew, rust stains and other contaminants from various surfaces. The job of a power washer is to use specialized machinery such as an electric or gas-powered pressure washer with special nozzles designed for specific needs. Power washing involves the use of hot or cold water depending on the surface being cleaned along with detergents and degreasers specifically made for removing tough stains like oil and grease. Pressure washing can be done on any type of surface including concrete driveways, decks & patios; wood siding; brick walls; stone walkways; roofs & gutters; vehicles & boats etc... Power Washers must first assess what type of cleaning they will need to do by evaluating the material they are working with as well as its condition prior to starting work. They then have to select appropriate tools (nozzle size/type) based on their assessment before beginning their project. Its important that power washers properly prepare each area before commencing – this means making sure all furniture has been moved away from where youre going to be doing your work so it doesnt get damaged during the process . Once everything is ready ,power washers begin by pre-treating any heavily stained areas with a biodegradable soap solution followed up by rinsing off excess residue once complete . Afterward ,they start up their machine(s) at low settings while gradually increasing intensity until desired results are achieved - typically between 1 000 PSI (pounds per square inch )and 3 500 PSI depending on how stubborn certain areas may turn out too be . Finally ,the operator goes over every section one last time ensuring everything looks perfect before packing up his equipment for storage or transport back home / office At times customers may also require additional services beyond just traditional cleaning which could involve sandblasting paint removal deck stripping graffiti removal among others - in these cases operators must make sure proper safety protocols are followed not only protecting themselves but those around them from potential harm caused by flying objects created when blasting materials off surfaces under extreme force