Right pressure per surface
Vinyl, stucco, brick and painted wood all take a different approach. One setting for the whole house is how siding gets damaged.
House Washing
Siding, stucco and brick soft washed so the mildew and algae come off and the finish stays on. Florida humidity puts a green film on the shaded side of nearly every house here, and it does not scrub off with a hose.
Vinyl, stucco, brick and painted wood all take a different approach. One setting for the whole house is how siding gets damaged.
Soffits, fascia and the shaded returns are where the growth actually lives. Skipping them is why a house can look washed and still look dirty.
The rinse down includes the glass and screens, so you are not left with dried run marks over everything.
Plants are covered and rinsed as part of the job.
We identify the surfaces, the shaded sides and anything fragile, and quote from that.
Low pressure, matched cleaner, working the whole elevation rather than the parts you can see from the street.
House, windows, screens and the ground around it, so nothing dries where it landed.
Soft washing is low pressure by design, which is what makes it safe on painted and stucco surfaces. Failing paint that is already lifting can come away, and if we see that we will tell you before starting.
Yes. Stucco holds growth in its texture, so it wants a cleaner that does the work rather than pressure that drives water into it.
It depends on shade and how much moisture sits on the walls. A house under heavy tree cover will show growth again far sooner than one in the open.
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