Soft wash, not a blast
Stucco and painted siding don't need high pressure. High pressure can push water behind trim, chip paint, and leave marks. A soft wash uses a cleaning solution applied at low pressure, a short dwell time, and a gentle rinse.
The solution does the work on the green and black growth. The rinse carries it away. That's how we treat painted block, stucco, vinyl, and Hardie-style siding.
What a house wash covers
- All exterior walls, top to bottom
- Soffits, fascia, and eaves
- Window frames and sills
- Entry doors, columns, and the front porch ceiling
- Spider webs and mud dauber and wasp nests on the walls
When homeowners call
The usual signs are green streaks on the north side of the house, black spots under the eaves, and a dull, dirty band at the bottom of the wall where rain splashes soil back up. Many people also book a wash before painting, before listing a home, or before family comes to visit.
Who books this
- One-story and two-story homes
- Townhomes and villas
- Homes getting ready to paint or sell
- Vacation rentals
