Residential Pressure Washing From the House to the Pool Deck
Most Groveland homes are colonials and Capes, sided in vinyl and painted wood, with some Hardie board, brick, and stucco mixed in. The shaded, wooded lots keep green growth coming back on all of it. Out along Center Street the lots run an acre or more, so pool surrounds, patios, and walkways often come into the same visit. A house wash itself covers your siding and the outside of your gutters. The windows, roof, chimney, porch, foundation, and patio are each priced as their own service. We can quote them together with the wash so you see the whole job at once.
- House Washing. Soft wash on vinyl, Hardie board, stucco, and painted wood; brick and concrete siding take pressure. We set the mix strength to the growth, from a light green film to heavy moss.
- Roof Cleaning. A soft-wash treatment worked from ladders that kills the moss, algae, and lichen at the root. The dead growth turns white and the rain carries it off over the following weeks. Asphalt shingle is the common roof here, and we also handle slate, metal, and tile; a roof missing shingles we leave alone.
- Window Cleaning (Exterior only). Exterior glass only, cleaned with a water-fed pole and filtered pure water so it dries without spots. No sills, no tracks, and no French-pane windows. Screens can come off and get cleaned for a little more, which is how most people add this to a house wash.
- Gutter Cleaning. We clear the gutters by hand or flush them out, check that every downspout runs clear, then rinse the siding and rake up what came down. Gutter guards come off and go back on. If we spot rotten fascia or a gutter pulling away, we tell you, though repairs are not something we do.
- Deck Cleaning. Trex and composite decks, railings included, cleaned with the same soft-wash approach as the siding. If a deck is past saving, we tell you straight rather than take the job.
- Fence Cleaning. Vinyl privacy panels and picket fences, soft washed section by section. One broken panel is no problem; a fence that is coming apart we leave alone.
- Solar Panel Cleaning. Cleaned with filtered pure water and a soft brush, with nothing on the glass but water.
- Concrete Cleaning. Patios, pool decks, sidewalks, steps, foundations, and garage floors. We put the algaecide down first, then run a surface cleaner over it. Oil soaks into concrete, so we can lighten an oil stain but not erase it, and we say so up front.
- Rust Removal. Added onto another job, for the rust that well-water irrigation and metal patio furniture leave behind. We start with the mildest acid mix that works and go stronger only if we have to.
- Paver Sealing (Patio Restoration). We clean the patio, blow the old joint sand out, and let it dry. Then we pack in new polymeric sand and seal it in a wet look or a clear finish. It runs about three days because the patio has to be bone dry at every step, so rain pushes the schedule. A patio someone else already sealed is one we pass on.
- Concrete Sealing. A penetrating sealer that soaks into the concrete instead of sitting on top, so it will not leave the surface slippery. We finish concrete clear; there is no wet look on concrete.
Spring, once the snow season is behind us, is the busy window, and pool areas get cleaned before summer.
