Plants & belongings
Move pots and furniture before the visit. We discuss nearby planting, pre-wet where appropriate and use coverings where the method calls for them. These steps reduce exposure; they do not guarantee an undamaged surface or plant.
OUR APPROACH
Check the surface.
Choose the method.
More pressure is not a plan. The material, its condition and the space around it decide what comes next.
An inspection comes before the wash.
Read the wear first.
We look for cracks, loose joints, soft wood, peeling paint and old coatings. We discuss visible wear with you and may leave out areas that need repair.
A small test area helps us select the method and see how the surface responds. Some work calls for a lower-pressure application; some calls for a different trade.
AROUND THE WORK AREA
Plan for more
than the patch of dirt.
Openings & fittings
We identify vents, outlets, door seals and window joints, then plan coverings and areas to avoid. Loose or damaged fittings may need attention before work begins.
Water & runoff
We locate the water supply and drains and plan where wash water will go. If the site cannot support an appropriate runoff plan, we postpone or decline the job.
November is weather-dependent.
Above 40°F during work, with no freeze forecast for the next 24 hours. We confirm the forecast close to the visit and reschedule when needed. Outdoor washing pauses December–February; estimates continue.
Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm. Weekends closed. Closed November 26–27 and December 24–25, 2026.
A useful estimate starts with a look.
Tell us the material and what you have noticed. We’ll take it from there.