Soft Wash, Not Blasting
We use low-pressure cleaning with the right solution so we lift grime without forcing water behind siding or gouging soft surfaces.

Siding, soffits, and trim collect dirt, mildew, and pollen that dull a house long before the paint fails. A gentle soft wash lifts that grime without driving water behind the siding the way high pressure can.

We use low-pressure cleaning with the right solution so we lift grime without forcing water behind siding or gouging soft surfaces.
We treat the mildew and algae that leave dark streaks, rather than just rinsing the surface and leaving the roots behind.
We protect landscaping, lights, and outlets and rinse plantings so the cleaning does not cost you the shrubs.
A clean surface is where a good exterior paint job starts, so washing is often the first step before we coat a house.

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Talk to usHigh pressure can drive water behind siding and chew up wood and old caulk, so we clean at the pressure the surface can take.
Mildew and algae come back fast if you only rinse them, so we treat the growth for a cleaner result that lasts longer.
Coating over a dirty surface is how a paint job fails early, so a proper wash protects the work that follows.
Yes. Soft washing uses low pressure and the right cleaning solution, which is gentler on siding, soffits, and trim than high-pressure washing that can force water behind the surface.
Those streaks are usually mildew or algae. We treat the growth rather than just rinsing it, which gives a cleaner result that stays clean longer.
For most exterior paint jobs, yes. A clean surface is what lets the new coating bond, so washing is often the first step of an exterior project.
We protect and rinse landscaping around the work area so the cleaning solution does not damage your plantings.
It depends on shade, tree cover, and exposure. A house under heavy shade grows mildew faster than one in open sun. We can advise based on what we see.