House soft wash
Low-pressure wash on siding, trim, and exterior surfaces that should not see a high-pressure wand. Removes mildew, algae film, and winter grime without chewing paint.
Exterior
Soft-wash the house. Pressure-wash the concrete and composite decks.
Washington County weather leaves a film on siding and a black crust on concrete. We treat those as two different jobs so the house doesn’t take a beating.
Concrete and composite decks
Pressure-wash driveways, sidewalks, patios, and composite decking. Oil spots and moss in the joints are the usual complaint. We quote those honestly if they need more than a single pass.
Roofs and wood decks — quote only
We soft-wash roofs and wood decks. Those jobs are quoted case by case — they are not instant-book and they are never pressure-washed. Ask on the quote if a roof or wood deck is part of the work.
Questions we get
- What’s the difference between soft wash and pressure wash?
- Soft wash is low pressure on the house so siding and paint survive. Pressure wash is for concrete and composite decks.
- Do you clean roofs?
- Yes. Roofs and wood decks are soft-wash only and quoted case by case. We do not pressure-wash roofs or wood.
- Do you pressure-wash siding?
- No. The house gets a soft wash. Pressure stays on concrete and composite decks.