FAQs

Yes, it will. The “green stuff” on your siding is algae—a common problem for thousands of homes each year. Our process safely removes algae along with mold, dirt, grime, and other contaminants.

A house wash employs a soft‑wash method that uses low‑pressure water and biodegradable cleaners to lift dirt, mildew, algae, and other contaminants from your home’s exterior.

During our house‑washing service, we apply soap and rinse the exterior of your windows, but we don’t hand‑dry or squeegee them.

Absolutely—we use a safe, highly effective method specifically designed for cleaning brick surfaces.

No—our service isn’t meant to clean gutters from the inside. When we wash your home, we’ll soap and rinse the gutter exterior, but we don’t remove interior debris.

The dark streaks on your roof are caused by the algae Gloeocapsa magna, which feeds on the limestone filler in your shingles and leaves a black residue. Our roof treatment specifically targets these stains and eliminates the algae at its source.

It’s never advisable to power‑wash a roof. Instead, we perform a “roof treatment”: we apply a low‑pressure, specially formulated algaecide that eradicates moss, lichens and black streaks while protecting the roof’s integrity, delivering the best possible results for your home.

We apply a “roof treatment” that eradicates the harmful organisms growing on your roof—not to clear debris, but to eliminate moss, algae, lichens, and similar growths.

We don’t scrape moss off the roof during service, but our roof treatment targets the moss and lichens at their roots. As a result, they’ll die and naturally detach from the roof over time.

The time it takes for the growths to detach naturally depends on how deeply their roots have penetrated. For that reason, we include a one‑year warranty on our roof treatment, effective from the date of your original service.

A concrete wash and seal involves low‑pressure cleaning to lift dirt and grime, followed by a siloxane sealer that penetrates the pores and strengthens the material from within. This deep‑sealing action helps guard the concrete against cracking and chipping caused by seasonal freeze‑thaw cycles.

Our sealer is formulated for standard poured concrete, which is porous and can absorb the penetrating treatment. Because stamped concrete isn’t porous, the penetrative sealer isn’t suitable for it—though we can still clean (wash) stamped‑concrete surfaces.

Our treatment employs a high‑grade siloxane‑silane blend, expertly formulated to seep into the concrete and shield it against cracking, chipping, and pitting.

No—our premium sealer penetrates the concrete and protects it from the inside out. As a result, the surface remains non‑slippery and its appearance stays exactly the same after application.

No. Although the stains may fade a bit, our process isn’t intended to remove oil, rust, or any other inorganic marks.

Although our treatment can help fade those marks, it isn’t designed to safely eliminate organic stains. The good news is that organic stains typically disappear on their own within a short period.