Residential Pressure Washing for Methuen Homes and Rentals
Most Methuen homes are vinyl, whether that's a Cape, a ranch, or a colonial. Plenty of the triple-deckers and two-families have been re-sided in vinyl too, with some still in wood. Landlords and owners of multi-unit rentals are welcome here; a tall shaded rental wall is our everyday job. Here is what we clean for homes:
- House Washing. Soft wash for vinyl, Hardie board, stucco, and painted wood, with pressure reserved for brick and concrete. Covers the siding and the outside of your gutters.
- Roof Cleaning. A soft-wash treatment that kills moss, algae, and lichen at the root, worked from ladders. The dead growth turns white and the rain carries it off over the following weeks. Roofs with missing shingles we leave alone.
- Window Cleaning (Exterior only). Exterior glass with a water-fed pole and filtered pure water. No sills, no tracks, and no French-pane windows. Screens can be cleaned for an added charge, and most people add this to a house wash.
- Gutter Cleaning. We scoop the gutters out by hand or flush them, then check that every downspout runs clear. Existing guards come off and go back on. If we spot rotten fascia or a gutter pulling away, we tell you; repairs aren't something we do.
- Solar Panel Cleaning. Filtered pure water and a soft brush, no chemicals on the glass, so the panels dry spot-free.
- Deck Cleaning. Trex and composite decks with vinyl railings, soft washed, railings included. Cleaning only. If a deck is past saving, we say so instead of taking your money.
- Fence Cleaning. Vinyl privacy and picket fences, soft washed. Cleaning only. A fence that would fall apart under water, we leave be.
- Concrete Cleaning. Patios, pool decks, sidewalks, steps, foundations, and garage floors. This is one of the surfaces that gets pressure. Oil stains lighten only, and we tell you that up front.
- Rust Removal. An add-on for rust from well-water irrigation and metal furniture. We start with the mildest acid mix and go stronger only if we have to.
- Paver Sealing (Patio Restoration). Clean the patio, set fresh polymeric sand, then seal in a wet look or clear finish. It runs about three days because every stage needs a bone-dry patio.
- Concrete Sealing. Clean, then a penetrating sealer that soaks in rather than sitting on top, so it won't make the patio slippery. Clear finish only.
Spring, once the snow season is behind us, is when most people book, and the washing work runs spring through fall.
