Soft washing is the technique we use for cleaning delicate surfaces like vinyl siding, stucco, and roofs. It uses low pressure, similar to a garden hose, combined with specialized, biodegradable cleaning solutions to safely kill and remove mold, mildew, algae, and dirt without risking damage.

Absolutely not when done by a professional. We never use high pressure on your home's siding, and we use the "soft wash" method to ensure no damage is done to seals, screens, or siding material.

Yes, once the solutions we use are dry, they are safe for people, pets, and landscaping. We take care to pre-rinse and protect delicate plants as an extra precaution.

We typically recommend a house wash every one to two years. This preventive maintenance removes harmful contaminants, such as mold and algae, that can damage your siding and paint over time, while also maintaining your home's curb appeal.

No, you do not need to be home for us to complete the service. We just ask that you close all windows and doors securely, leave gates unlocked, and ensure we have access to a working exterior water spigot.

Our standard cleaning process is highly effective at removing organic stains like mold, algae, and dirt. While we can significantly lighten or remove many oil and rust stains with specialized treatments, some deep-set stains that have been there for years may not be 100% removable.

Beyond the obvious curb appeal, cleaning concrete removes slippery and unhealthy mold and algae, which can be a safety hazard when wet. Removing this growth and grime also helps protect the concrete's integrity and helps to prevent premature cracking and pitting.

Yes, and we highly recommend it after a cleaning. Applying a professional-grade sealer penetrates the concrete to protect it from moisture, salt, oil, and UV rays, which helps it resist future stains and extends its lifespan.

In most cases, yes! That gray, weathered look is typically a surface layer of dead wood fibers, mold, and sun damage. Our wood restoration process uses the correct cleaners and appropriate pressure to strip away this old layer and reveal the beautiful, natural wood grain underneath.

Yes, a professional cleaning is the most critical first step for any staining project. After our restoration process, we can apply a high-quality stain or sealant that protects the wood from moisture and UV damage, locking in the color and beauty for years.

The wood must be completely dry before applying any stain or sealant to ensure it absorbs properly. We typically allow at least 24-48 hours of dry weather after cleaning before we proceed with the staining.

After a full house wash, we do offer exterior painting. We also provide interior painting to help give your décor a nice base to pull everything together.

Paint is designed to stick to a clean, sound surface, and it will fail if applied over dirt, chalk, or mildew. A professional pre-paint wash removes all contaminants, ensuring the new paint adheres correctly and your beautiful paint job doesn't peel or chip prematurely.

Stain, especially semi-transparent, is designed to soak into the wood to protect it while still showing the natural grain. Paint sits on top of the wood as a solid-color film, which can offer great protection but may peel or chip over time and hides the wood grain completely.