Pressure Washing
Siding, decks, drives and walkways — back to the real colour
Everything outside in this climate grows something on it — green algae on the north side, black streaks off the roof, mildew in the deck grain, pollen over all of it every spring. Most of what looks like faded siding is actually dirt. We wash at the pressure the surface can take, which is high for concrete and low for siding and old timber, because a wand held too close writes lines into wood that never come out.
Our Process
Look It Over
We check what is actually growing on it and what the surface can take, then quote the job in writing.
Protect
Planting is wet down and covered, fixtures and outlets are shielded, and windows and doors are checked shut.
Wash
Worked top down at the right pressure for each surface — soft on siding and timber, harder on concrete.
Rinse & Check
Everything is rinsed off, the plants get watered again, and we walk it with you while it is still wet.