Services

Most calls we get start the same way: something outside the house has turned green, black or yellow and the owner is not sure which kind of cleaning fixes it. The cards below cover each surface we handle, with a plain description of what the job involves and a link to the full page. Siding, roofs and painted wood get a low-pressure soft wash. Concrete, brick pavers and bare pool decks get a surface cleaner and real pressure. The chemistry and the nozzle change with the material, which is why we list them separately instead of selling one all-purpose wash.

Two-story brick and vinyl home mid-wash with a clean wet driveway, a ladder at the gutters and a hose reel on the lawn
Green algae streaks on the shaded north wall of a tan vinyl house with half the wall already clean and bright

House Washing

Low-pressure soft wash that lifts algae, mildew and pollen film and keeps water out of the wall.

White cleaning foam clinging to painted wood lap siding and a window screen on an older home with azaleas along the foundation

Soft Washing

The algae dies and comes off, and the surface stays whole.

Charcoal shingle roof on a brick house with dark algae streaks on one slope and the other slope clean, worker on a ladder at the gutter line

Roof Cleaning

No pressure washer on the roof, gutters and plants protected.

Round surface cleaner running across a mildew-grey concrete sidewalk and leaving a bright clean strip, red clay stain at the lawn edge

Driveway and Concrete Cleaning

A surface cleaner lifts red clay, mildew and oil with no wand stripes.

Gloved hand scooping wet pine straw and oak leaves out of a white aluminum gutter with a ladder against the fascia and pines overhead

Gutter Cleaning

Fall and spring service.

Weathered grey wood deck with one half cleaned back to warm tan, lake water and a boathouse visible past the railing

Deck and Fence Cleaning

Grey wood back to tan, ready for stain.

Worker washing the concrete walkway in front of a small brick strip shopping center at dawn with wet clean concrete reflecting the sky

Commercial Pressure Washing

After-hours work and recurring plans.

Which service do I need?

Green film on the shaded side of the house, usually north-facing, is algae and mildew feeding on humidity. That is a house wash. Dark streaks running down the roof are a different organism, and the page on getting black streaks off shingles explains why that one is never done with high pressure. Yellow dust on the porch rail and the screens from March into May is pollen, and a house wash in late spring takes it off along with whatever grew under it.

Concrete that has gone grey or splotchy, with dark patches under the trees, is a driveway or patio job. Red clay splashed along the garage door and the bottom row of siding after a hard rain cleans up as part of a house wash, not a separate visit. Gutters with black tiger stripes on the outside are a gutter brightening; gutters that overflow at the corners are a gutter cleanout, and we do both.

If you own a shop, a church or a small office, the page on how we handle a storefront or parking lot covers after-hours scheduling and wash-water runoff. Not sure which card fits? Send a photo through the form and we will tell you, no visit needed.

Bundles and whole-house days

A lot of homeowners book two or three surfaces in one visit because the crew is already set up in the driveway with the water tank, the hose reel and the ladders. A common day looks like this: soft wash the siding and the gutters first, rinse the windows, then run the surface cleaner across the driveway, walk and front steps while the house drips dry. Adding the back patio or a wood deck to that same day usually costs less than a separate trip because the setup is already done.

Timing matters more here than people think. Summers run near 90 degrees with the kind of humidity that lets mold and mildew come back on shaded concrete within a year or two, so a house that gets washed every spring, right after pollen season, stays clean longer than one washed on no schedule at all. Plenty of our customers put us on a yearly rotation and never see the green come back in full. We work Monday through Saturday, 7am to 6pm, and answer quote requests the same day, so a spring slot is easy to grab if you ask in March instead of May.

Every bundle is still itemized, so you can see what each surface adds and drop one if you want. Every job is priced in writing before we start, by the surface and its size, from a photo or a quick walk-around. Nothing gets added at the truck.

Get a written price

Tell us the address, which surfaces are bothering you, and attach a photo if you have one. We reply the same day with a price for each surface and a date that works. If the house or driveway turns out to need something different once we see it in person, we say so before anything is sprayed.