House washing
Low pressure and a siding-safe solution. No streaks, no water forced behind the boards.
Learn moreThose black streaks down a roof are not dirt. They are gloeocapsa magma, an algae that feeds on the limestone filler in asphalt shingle and holds moisture against the roof while it does it. Left alone it shortens the life of the roof; scrubbed off with pressure, so does the granule layer that protects it.
That is why roofs are soft washed using low pressure and a specialized cleaning solution that kills the algae at its source. The streaks lift without anything being blasted off the shingle. This is not simply a preference. Most asphalt shingle manufacturers recommend against pressure washing because it can damage the shingles and may affect the warranty.
Anything that runs off the roof ends up in the landscaping below, so plants and surrounding areas are thoroughly watered before treatment and rinsed again afterward to protect them throughout the cleaning process.
| Method | Soft wash. No pressure on the shingle, ever. |
|---|---|
| Treats | Algae streaking, moss, lichen |
| Also covered | Landscaping saturated before and rinsed after |
| Not suitable for | Roofs with failing or lifting shingle — that needs a roofer first |
| Typical frequency | Every few years, depending on tree cover and which way the roof faces |
Prices are quoted per property — send a photo and you'll usually have a number back the same day.
Low pressure and a siding-safe solution. No streaks, no water forced behind the boards.
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Gutters cleared of leaves and debris to restore proper water flow. Gutter brightening is also available.
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Inside and out, including the frames and the sills. Detailed track cleaning is available as an add-on.
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