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How a wash day works

From your first message to the final rinse, here is what happens, in order, so you can plan your day.

Before

  1. Your request

    Tell us the surfaces. We may ask for photos by reply email.

  2. Scope check

    We look at your photos or make a short visit.

  3. Written quote

    Each surface, the method, your prep and what is not included.

  4. Your prep

    A few things to clear and unlock. See the prep checklist.

On the day

  1. Test spot

    We try the method on a small hidden spot first.

  2. Protect

    Plantings are pre-wet. Outdoor outlets and fixtures are covered.

  3. Wash, zone by zone

    House first, then decks and fences, then the ground.

  4. Rinse and sweep

    Plantings get a final rinse and loosened debris is swept up.

After

  1. Drying

    Decks, steps and patios stay off limits until dry.

  2. Walkthrough

    We walk the job with you, or send a short photo summary if you're away.

Where the crew works, and when the water runs

We work from the top of the property down, so rinse water runs onto surfaces we haven't washed yet.

  1. House and siding

    What runs: solution on the walls, a few minutes to dwell, then a gentle rinse.

    Where the water goes: down the walls into the beds below, which we pre-wet and rinse again.

  2. Decks and fences

    What runs: low pressure board by board, then the fence faces.

    Where the water goes: across the deck and onto the ground beneath it.

  3. Driveways and patios

    What runs: the surface cleaner goes last, then edges and sweep-up.

    Where the water goes: across the driveway and walks, which stay wet until they dry in the sun.

Where your quote request goes

  1. Office review

    Nell reads your request and checks the surfaces, access and water details.

  2. Questions or a short visit

    We reply with any questions, ask for photos by email, or arrange a short visit.

  3. Your written quote

    Laid out surface by surface, with the prep and exclusions.

Long paver driveway leading up to a white house
Illustrative stock photo. Photo: Kellen Riggin, Unsplash.

Drying and coatings

Decks, steps and patios need to dry before you walk on them or put furniture back. If a painter or stain contractor comes next, they set the drying wait. Weather and rescheduling

Tell us what needs washing

List the surfaces you want washed. We reply with any questions, then a written quote.

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