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Services, zone by zone

The surface decides the method and the pressure. Here is everything we wash, grouped the way you see your property.

House exterior

  • MethodSoft wash
  • PrepPre-paint wash
Person in a yellow rain jacket spraying house siding with a wand
Illustrative stock photo. Photo: Caitlin Whealy, Pexels.

House and siding soft wash

Vinyl, fiber cement, brick, stucco and painted wood. A low-pressure cleaning solution goes on, is left to dwell, then is gently rinsed off. We never put high pressure on siding.

Gutter faces, soffits and exterior trim

Outside faces only, soft-washed along with the house. This is not gutter clearing.

Pre-paint wash

A cleaning wash before your own painter arrives. Your painter sets the drying wait before coating.

Included
  • Siding on every side you list
  • Trim, soffits and gutter faces
  • Pre-wet and rinse of plantings below
Not included
  • Roof cleaning
  • Window detailing
  • Gutter clearing or downspout flushing
Checked first
  • Chalky or peeling paint
  • Cracked stucco or loose mortar

Driveways, walkways and patios

  • MethodSurface cleaner
  • EdgesWand rinse
Red brick pavers laid in a herringbone pattern in low sun
Illustrative stock photo. Photo: Arlind Photography, Unsplash.

Driveways and walkways

Poured concrete, exposed aggregate, and concrete or brick pavers. We pre-treat organic staining, run a rotary surface cleaner, then rinse the edges.

Patios, steps and pool surrounds

Concrete, pavers and natural stone, with reduced pressure on softer stone.

Oil, rust, tire marks and efflorescence may lighten rather than lift. Your written quote says so up front. What washing won't fix

Included
  • Driveways, walkways and steps
  • Patios and pool surrounds
  • Sweeping up loosened debris
Not included
  • Paver re-sanding
  • Sealing
Checked first
  • Natural or soft stone
  • Oil, rust or tire marks

Decks and fences

  • MethodLow pressure
  • PrepPre-stain wash
Wood deck with stairs and outdoor furniture beside a green house, seen from above
Illustrative stock photo. Photo: Point3D Commercial Imaging Ltd., Unsplash.

Decks and fences

Cedar, pressure-treated wood and composite. Low pressure with a wood-appropriate cleaner, covering boards, rails, stairs and reachable fence faces.

Pre-stain wash

A cleaning wash before your stain contractor arrives. They set the drying wait before any coating goes on. Composite boards are washed the way their maker's care guidance describes.

Included
  • Deck boards, rails and stairs
  • Reachable fence faces
  • Rinse of nearby plantings
Not included
  • Sealing, staining or painting
  • Deck sanding
  • Board repair
Checked first
  • Failing or peeling deck coatings
  • Soft or split boards

Not offered

We would rather say no up front than show up with the wrong tools. These jobs are outside what we do.

  • Roof cleaningRoofs need a different setup and safety plan than we carry.
  • Sealing, staining or paintingWe wash and prep; your painter or stain contractor does the coating.
  • Deck sanding or board repairThat is carpentry and refinishing, best left to a deck contractor.
  • Window detailingGlass detailing is a separate trade with its own tools.
  • Gutter clearing or downspout flushingWe clean the outside faces only, not inside the gutter.
  • Paver re-sandingJoint sand can loosen during a wash, and re-sanding is left to a hardscape contractor.
  • Interior cleaningWe work outside only.
  • Commercial fleet or graffiti workWe wash homes only.

List every surface you want washed

A full list gets you a complete written quote the first time. Not sure what a surface is? Describe it and we will ask.

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