Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “House Wash”
If your screen enclosure is turning green, you’re not alone. Algae growth is one of the most common problems affecting pool cages, screened patios, and lanais throughout St. Johns, Florida. Many homeowners invest thousands of dollars in a beautiful screen enclosure only to watch it slowly disappear behind a layer of green algae, mold, mildew, and dirt. The good news …
Homes throughout St. Johns County, Florida, including SilverLeaf, Shearwater, TrailMark, World Golf Village, Palencia, Beacon Lake, Murabella, and surrounding St. Augustine communities, are exposed year-round to humidity, rain, and airborne organic growth. Over time, this leads to algae, mildew, and dirt buildup on siding, trim, gutters, and exterior surfaces. Annual house washing helps prevent this buildup while keeping your home looking clean, …
Partial House Washing A small percentage of customers each year call in with the quote request for a partial house washing. When these customers do call in they specifically request a single elevation to comply with an H.O.A. violation. In the images below you can clearly see the “clean” streaks coming down the exterior walls where we applied our cleaning …
Screen enclosures are cleanable by anyone with proper knowledge and tools. Knowing how to clean your pool screen enclosure requires an 80/20 solution of water and sodium hypochlorite. Adding in a quality soap will help your solution “cling” which increases surface dwell time. Apply the solution with a soft bristle brush or pump up sprayer. This cleaning solution will ruin …
Exterior Spring Cleaning for Pollen Removal For warmer states, that get few hard freezes, pollen season begins very early. Therefore, this early start leads to an early end. In Jacksonville and St. Johns, FL the majority of pollen finishes in late April which is right in the middle of spring. Spring is synonymous with refreshing, invigorating and awakening. That’s why …
Full House Wash Benefits We often receive calls from residential customers asking if we can “partially” clean sections of their home. It is only logical to assume that a partial cleaning pressure washing will simply cost less money because it is less work. The calls we receive from partial cleaning request typically sound like: The challenge we face is clearly explaining the …
Should I pressure wash or repaint my exterior? Well, it depends on a few factors. If your spouse wants to change your home’s exterior color then the contents of this blog post might fall on deaf ears. If your home’s siding is covered in grime and you are torn between if you should pressure wash or repaint, then this post applies to …
Short Answer: At least once per year. If you type in the Google Search Bar: How often should I pressure wash my home? Please go ahead and try it. The A.I. result will show in bold font “Once a Year“. I personally softwash the front elevation of our home 5 or 6 times per year and the sides and rear …
Let’s clear up the confusion upfront Please do not be confused with the words pressure washing or softwashing. I am guilty along with 100% of other exterior cleaning contractors of using these words in the wrong context. When customers search for a company to clean their home they are typing in “pressure washing service near me”. No one is searching …
