Residential Pressure Washing for Dracut Capes and Lake Houses
Most Dracut homes are vinyl Capes, ranches, and colonials, with decks and siding facing the water around the two lakes. Here is what we clean for homeowners:
- House Washing: We soft wash the siding on vinyl, Hardie board, stucco, and painted wood, and save the pressure for brick and concrete. A house wash covers your siding and the outside of your gutters; the windows, roof, porch, foundation, and patio are priced separately.
- Roof Cleaning: Soft wash only, worked from our ladders. It kills the moss, algae, and lichen at the root, and the dead growth turns white and weathers off with the rain over the following weeks.
- Window Cleaning (Exterior only): Glass only, cleaned with a water-fed pole and filtered pure water so it dries spot-free. Screens can be cleaned for a little more, and most people add this to a house wash.
- Gutter Cleaning: We clear the gutters out by hand or flush them, check that every downspout runs clear, and rake up what comes down. We will point out rotten fascia or a gutter pulling loose, but repairs are not something we do.
- Deck Cleaning: Trex and composite decks get the same soft wash, railings included. We clean them, we do not stain or seal, and if a deck is past saving we will tell you instead of taking your money.
- Fence Cleaning: Vinyl privacy and picket fences, soft washed section by section. Cleaning only, no staining or sealing.
- Solar Panel Cleaning: We clean panels with filtered pure water and a soft brush, nothing that could etch the glass.
- Concrete Cleaning: Patios, pool decks, walkways, steps, foundations, and garage floors, poured or stamped. We treat the growth first and then run a surface cleaner over it; oil stains lighten but will not disappear, and we say so up front.
- Rust Removal: An add-on for the rust that irrigation water and metal furniture leave on concrete. We start with the mildest mix that works and step it up only if we have to.
- Paver Sealing (Patio Restoration): We clean the pavers, set fresh polymeric sand in the joints, and seal it in a wet-look or clear finish. The job runs about three days and needs dry weather at every step.
- Concrete Sealing: A penetrating sealer that soaks in rather than sitting on top, so your patio does not turn slippery. Clear finish only on concrete.
Spring is the busy stretch, and a lot of lakefront owners have us back to clean the deck again before summer.
