Every surface, its own method
A big house on the water is four or five different materials, and none of them want the same setting. Pressure where pressure belongs, chemistry where it doesn't, called surface by surface.
- Soft wash
House Washing
A low-pressure soft wash that strips algae, mildew and mineral film off siding, stone and stucco without forcing water behind it.
Every 12–18 months - Surface clean
Driveway & Concrete Cleaning
Surface-cleaner passes that lift years of gray out of concrete evenly. No zebra stripes, no wand marks.
Every 12 months - Pressure wash
Deck & Patio Cleaning
Pressure dialed to the material: wood, composite, pavers and stone each get a different setting.
Every 12 months - Soft wash
Fence Cleaning
Vinyl, wood or aluminum. Both sides, top rail to bottom, with the green line at the base gone.
Every 12–18 months - Hand detail
Gutter Cleaning & Brightening
Interiors cleared and flushed, exteriors brightened to remove the black tiger-stripe oxidation.
Twice yearly - Hand detail
Window Cleaning
Pure-water pole system that leaves glass to dry spot-free, with no ladders leaning on your gutters.
Every 6–12 months - Soft wash
Pool Deck & Screen Enclosure
Deck, coping and any screen enclosure cleaned in one visit, because algae reseeds whatever you leave out.
Every 12 months
From first call to clean in four steps
- 1
Reach out
Call now, or submit the form and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.
- 2
Pick your date
We confirm a window that works and call ahead on the day.
- 3
We clean
The right method for each surface, and you don't even need to be home.
- 4
Walk it with us
You inspect the result before we leave. That's the guarantee in action.
Questions we hear every week
Still not sure? Ask a human. No obligation, no hard sell.
See every questionWhat's the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?
Pressure washing removes dirt with force. Soft washing removes it with chemistry, at roughly garden-hose pressure. Anything alive (algae, mildew, lichen) needs to be killed rather than blasted off, or it regrows within months. Anything porous or fragile (siding, stucco, screens, old wood) will be damaged by high pressure. We use pressure on hard flatwork like concrete, and soft washing on almost everything else.
Will the price change once you're on site?
The number we give you is the number you pay. We work it out from the surfaces themselves, so if something on site differs materially from what we discussed, we tell you before we start work, never after.
How long will the results last?
It depends on shade, humidity and how much tree cover you have. As a rough guide: house washing holds up 12–18 months, decks and fences around 12 months, and concrete around 12 months. Heavily shaded north-facing walls are always first to regrow, and anything within sight of open water regrows faster than the same surface a mile inland. If you'd rather not track it, our maintenance plan schedules it automatically at a lower rate.
Do I need to be home during the service?
No. We need access to an outdoor water spigot and to any gated areas, and that's it. Most of our customers are at work. We send a photo set when the job is finished, and payment can be handled online afterwards.
What happens if it rains on my scheduled day?
Light rain doesn't affect most of what we do, and in some cases it helps. Heavy rain, lightning or high wind means we reschedule. We'll call you the morning of rather than leave you wondering, and you go to the front of the next available slot.
When and how do I pay?
After the work is done and you've seen the result. Never a deposit for standard residential jobs. We take card, bank transfer and the usual digital wallets, and you'll get an itemized invoice by email.