Restore curb appeal and protect your home

  • Comparison of a driveway before and after cleaning and sealing, with the left side showing dirt and stains, and the right side clean and restored.
  • Side view of a building under construction, showing a brick wall being freshly painted red, with scaffolding and open windows, and a sidewalk next to the building.
  • Side view of a house with light yellow vinyl siding and a brick foundation, showing two windows, an air conditioning unit, and a small driveway or ramp.

Our
Services

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    Driveways

    Pressure washing a driveway removes dirt, oil stains, and mildew, restoring color and curb appeal. Regular cleaning prevents deterioration and reduces slippery hazards.
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    Siding/Brick

    Regularly cleaning siding and brick removes dirt, mildew, and stains, improves curb appeal, and prevents damage. Through a method called soft washing it helps prevent damage while cleaning.
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    Roof

    Soft washing uses low-pressure water and biodegradable cleaners to remove algae, moss, and stains without harming shingles. It extends roof life, boosts curb appeal, and reduces water-intrusion risk versus high-pressure washing.
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Our
Projects

  • A roof with two sections: one covered in leaves and debris, the other with clean, new-looking shingles. Two metal vents protrude from the roof.

  • A wooden fence with two different colors, and a grassy lawn in the foreground. In the background, there are green trees and a house with a gray roof under a partly cloudy sky.

  • Side-by-side comparison of a brick walkway before and after cleaning or renovation, showing a darker, aged surface on the left and a brighter, new surface on the right.

  • Side-by-side comparison of a residential concrete driveway before and after cleaning. The left side shows a dirty, stained surface, while the right side displays a clean, washed driveway.

  • Comparison of the same brick wall before and after cleaning or repair, with small window sashes and some grass on the ground.

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Why should I pressure wash my house?

Pressure washing your house removes dirt, mildew, mold, and algae that not only make your home look neglected but can also damage siding, paint, and roofing over time, preserving curb appeal and property value; it clears away accumulated grime from walkways, decks, and gutters that can create slippery, unsafe surfaces and lead to costly repairs; by restoring exterior surfaces you can avoid premature replacement of siding, trim, and outdoor fixtures and extend the life of paint and coatings; pressure washing also prepares surfaces for painting or staining, ensuring better adhesion and a longer-lasting finish; finally, a thorough clean improves overall home hygiene and can reveal hidden issues like cracks, wood rot, or pest damage early, allowing for timely maintenance and potentially lowering long-term repair costs.

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