Frequently asked questions

We follow proven chemistry, manufacturer guidelines and low-pressure techniques for each surface. Siding, plants, windows and paint are protected by a controlled soft wash rather than brute force.

Pressure washing relies on force and suits hard surfaces like concrete. Soft washing relies on cleaning solutions and low pressure, and it kills organic growth at the root. We never use high pressure on roofs, siding or wood.

No. We just need access to water and the areas being cleaned, and we’ll send photo or video updates as we go.

Siding, trim, fascia, soffits, exterior gutters and exterior windows. We rinse your plants before and after.

Usually 12 to 18 months, depending on shade, trees and humidity. Treating growth at the root keeps a home clean longer than a basic pressure wash.

The streaks are algae feeding on the limestone in the shingles. Moss and lichen root into the surface and pull granules away. A roof soft wash kills the growth with no high pressure.

We wet plants beforehand, manage runoff, use neutralizers when needed and rinse again afterward. It takes extra time, and we don’t skip it.

Yes. Rust, oil, tire marks and battery stains each need a different treatment, so we identify the cause first and then treat it.

Less than most people expect, usually under what a few loads of laundry would use. Soft washing depends more on the cleaning solution than on volume.

It’s easy to etch concrete, carve siding, kill plants or ruin wood grain without realizing it. You’d also give up hours of your weekend for a result that won’t last as long.

Every property is different, so we quote after looking at the size and condition of what needs cleaning. Consultations are free, and you only pay for the work you choose.