FAQ

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The frequency of pressure washing depends on various factors such as the location, weather conditions, and amount of foot traffic. Generally, it is recommended to pressure wash your property at least once a year.

We have a soft wash system that allows us to handle your home with the delicate care it deserves.

We mix our own sodium hypochlorite with surfactant.

 Sodium hypochlorite (NaCIO) is bleach and what removes the living microorganisms from your home. Surfactant is a detergent that acts as a wetting agent and reduces tension between your siding and the debris on the home. Think of surfactant as heavy duty foaming soap

We have a water tank, and we hook it up to a hose bib on your home.

We can go fill up and come back, but there will be an additional fee for each trip to get water. 

Yes, our crews are equipped with the training and tools to do so.

Yes, we provide both of those services. 

Yes, we get on the roof for gutter cleans and pressure washing. Window cleans occasionally require this as well.

When your gutter has strips it is called tiger striping. Tiger striping happens when a mix of roof runoff and pollutants bonds of the oxidized surface of the gutter. A few things combine to cause it: Asphalt roof runoff, airborne pollutants, and electrostatic bonding.

No we do not, UNLESS you want the gutter guards removed and not placed back on. 

For an interior and exterior window clean, we provide a quick wipe underneath the sash. We also offer a premium sill detailing.

No, we have ladder stabilizers that protect your paint from being scratched and your gutters being bent.

Two to three times a year. After pollen drops and before the holidays are the best times to make your windows shine. 

Yes, all of the above!

We refer to haziness or moisture in the windows as a busted seal. This occurs when there is a small leak in the seal of the window that keeps the gas in which ensures clarity. When that gas exits and air and moisture enter, that is how it looks. 

A housewash includes washing and removing organic debris and living organisms from the surfaces on your gutters, siding, doors, facia boards, ceilings, and posts. 

Yes! However, on the interior (where the tint is located), we will only be able to remove simple debris. If there is paint or other things on the tint we will be unable to remove it without risking scratching the tint. 

This is hard water which is a buildup of mineral deposit from, most likely, not having a soft water filter on your well. Windows above sinks, around plants, in the shower, or brick/stone homes are more likely to have hard water. Removal of the spots are a premium service.