Bringing New Life to Your Home

With pressure washing, high water pressure is used to mechanically remove the dirt from the surface we are cleaning. We only use pressure washing to clean hard surfaces such as concrete or brick. We never use high pressure on house siding or roofs. Instead, the professional industry-accepted method to clean siding and roof is to use s soft wash technique. Here, we apply commercial-grade detergents along with various concentrations of sodium hypochlorite and allow the chemical to clean the surface. We then follow up with a low-pressure rinse.

It depends. In some instances, we are able to remove certain rust stains. This depends on the severity, the type of surface they are on, and how long they have been there. The black vertical “tiger stripes” on the exterior of gutters may also come either completely or partially clean depending on the severity and how long they have been there. We attempt to remove both with specialized chemicals and these services are generally at extra cost.

These spots are called artillery fungus and they are extremely difficult to remove. They do not come off with the chemicals which we use and there are no currently available chemicals that can remove them without potentially staining your siding. Our research shows that they might be removed with physical scrubbing using steel wool or even a Mr. Clean “magic eraser”, however, we do not provide these services. 

We can pressure wash your painted wood deck, however, only loose paint will come off. Any remaining paint will have to be removed either by sanding or applying paint stripping chemicals and these are services that we do not offer.

These black streaks are caused by a bacteria called gloeocapsa magma. This bacteria feeds on the lime in your asphalt shingles and reduces the overall life of your roof. And yes, our roof washing techniques will completely kill and remove all of these bacteria.

Not necessarily. Our washing techniques are primarily designed to remove all organic growth. This includes algae, bacteria, mildew, mold, and moss, as well as general dirt and grime. However, other “oxidative” type stains on asphalt shingles or a home's siding will likely not come out. For example, white stain vinyl siding is caused by the wrong type of nails and will not come off. 

Sodium hypochlorite will not damage your home's siding, roof windows, or any other hard surface. If used incorrectly, it may damage your greenery such as shrubs, flowers, and grass. However, our professionals take extreme care to prevent unwanted damage to your vegetation. We heavily rinse all vegetation with pure water both before and after washing to ensure all plants remain healthy and vibrant.