Residential Pressure Washing for Amesbury Homes and Lake Decks
Most siding around here is vinyl or painted wood, and we also wash Hardie board, brick, stucco, and concrete. Soft washing is how we handle vinyl, painted wood, and decks; we only bring pressure in where the surface can take it. Here is what we clean for homeowners:
- House Washing. Cleans your siding and the outside of your gutters. Windows, roof, chimney, porch, foundation, and patio are separate jobs. We wash vinyl, Hardie board, brick, concrete, stucco, and painted wood.
- Roof Cleaning. A soft wash done from ladders, never with pressure. 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. Asphalt shingle is the common roof here; we also handle slate, metal, and tile.
- Window Cleaning (Exterior only). Exterior glass with a water-fed pole and filtered pure water, so it dries without spots. Most people add it to a house wash. Screen cleaning is an added charge.
- Gutter Cleaning. We clear the gutters by hand or flush them out and check that every downspout runs clear. If you have guards, we take them off and put them back on. If we spot rotten fascia or a gutter pulling away, we tell you, but repairs aren't something we do.
- Solar Panel Cleaning. Filtered pure water and a soft brush, with no chemicals on the glass.
- Deck Cleaning. Trex and composite decks with vinyl railings, soft washed with the railings included. This is cleaning only. If a deck is past saving, we will tell you instead of taking your money.
- Fence Cleaning. Vinyl privacy and picket fences, soft washed so the green growth is killed and rinsed off. Cleaning only. A fence that is falling apart is not one we will put water on.
- Concrete Cleaning. Patios, pool decks, sidewalks, steps, foundations, and garage floors, poured or stamped. Oil soaks into concrete, so we can lighten an oil stain but not erase it, and we say so up front.
- Rust Removal. Rust is iron sitting on the surface, so unlike oil it comes off. We see it from well-water irrigation and from metal furniture left on a patio. We start with the mildest mix that works. It runs as an add-on to another service.
- Paver Sealing (Patio Restoration). We clean the patio, blow out the old joint sand, set new polymeric sand, and seal it in a wet look or clear finish. It runs about three days because the patio has to be bone dry at every step, so rain pushes the schedule. We don't take on a patio another company has already sealed.
- Concrete Sealing. A penetrating sealer for concrete patios and pool decks. It soaks in rather than sitting on top, so it won't make the surface slippery. Clear finish only.
Spring, once the snow season is behind us, is the main window for washing, and we work right through the fall.
