House Washing That Doesn't Damage Your Siding

Northwest Ohio's humid summers and shady lot lines are exactly what green and black algae need to take hold on siding — especially on the north side of a house, under eaves, and anywhere sprinklers keep the wall damp. Once it's established, scrubbing or blasting it with a pressure washer on high setting can strip caulk, force water under J-channel, and leave streaks that come right back within a season.

We wash houses the way most siding manufacturers actually recommend: a soft-wash system that uses low water pressure and a cleaning solution formulated to kill algae, mold, and mildew at the root, then rinses it away. It's gentler on the house and it lasts longer, because the problem is actually gone instead of just knocked loose.

Every wash covers siding, soffits, fascia, and trim, with extra attention to the corners and shaded sides where growth is worst. We protect landscaping before we start and rinse it afterward, and we walk the property with you when we're done so you can see the results before we consider the job finished.