Tuscaloosa, AL

Where We Work

Tuscaloosa is home base, and the crew runs out from the city in every direction most days of the week. Each town below has its own page with notes on the housing stock there and what tends to grow on it, because a brick ranch in Holt and a new vinyl two-story in Northport do not get the same treatment. We wash houses, roofs and concrete across Tuscaloosa County: Tuscaloosa, Northport, Cottondale, Coker, Brookwood, Vance, Duncanville, Fosters, Coaling, Moundville, Holt, Lake View and Samantha. If your town is not on the list but sits inside the county line, send the form anyway and we will tell you if we can get there.

Two-lane highway through pine woods and pasture in Tuscaloosa County with a brick ranch home set back from the road
  • TuscaloosaHome base. Fastest response, every service.
  • NorthportSoft wash for siding and roofs, free quote from a photo.
  • CottondaleShade mildew and green concrete, priced from a photo.
  • CokerSoft wash for siding, free written quote from a photo.
  • BrookwoodSoft wash for roofs and houses, priced from a photo.
  • VanceSoft wash for siding, concrete cleaned.
  • DuncanvilleSoft wash and deck cleaning, free quote.
  • FostersRed clay splash, long drives and outbuildings handled by a local crew.
  • CoalingGreen siding film and roof streaks cleaned without high pressure by a local crew.
  • MoundvilleOlder brick homes, mildewed walks and highway storefronts cleaned right.
  • HoltMildewed north walls, pine straw in the gutters and older homes cleaned gently.
  • Lake ViewDecks, docks and streaked shingle roofs washed at low pressure.
  • SamanthaDocks, boathouses, brick ranches and long concrete drives cleaned by a local crew.

North and west of the river

Cross the Black Warrior and you are in Northport, the biggest town we serve outside the city, with everything from older homes near downtown to the vinyl subdivisions that keep going up north of the bypass. Our Northport page has the details. Further out, Coker and Samantha are more rural, with houses set back on acreage, long driveways and plenty of tree shade. Shade is what makes those driveways go dark and slick, and the long approach is usually the biggest piece of a concrete job out there. Well water is common on those roads too, which changes how we rinse but not the price.

East toward Birmingham

Cottondale and Holt sit just east of the city and get a lot of the same growth the Tuscaloosa neighborhoods do, with heavy pollen in spring and a green north wall by late summer. Keep following the interstate and you reach Brookwood, Vance and Coaling, where newer construction is mixed in with older homes along the county roads. Lake View is the far eastern edge of our route; we group it with the Vance and Coaling runs so nobody out there waits long for a slot, and the same soft wash that clears a Cottondale roof clears one in Lake View.

South toward the Black Belt

Duncanville and Fosters lie south of the city on the Highway 69 and Highway 82 corridors, with a mix of brick homes and newer vinyl. The crew heads down to Moundville on the same run, since it is the last stop before the county line and the river bottoms. Houses down there get the full share of the humidity, so black roof streaks and green siding are the usual reasons we are called, and they clean up the same way they do in town.

Ask for a date

Send your address and a photo of the problem surface. We reply with a written price and the next open date on the route that passes your town. Every job is priced in writing before we start, by the surface and its size, from a photo or a quick walk-around, so there is no guessing on either side before the truck shows up.