Once a year is enough for most homes in central Indiana. North-facing concrete and anything under trees builds up green algae faster, so those may want it every spring. If you can see a clean stripe where a planter used to sit, it is time.
Late fall, once the trees have dropped, is the single most useful cleaning of the year. A second pass in spring catches seed pods and roof grit. If your house sits under mature maples or pines, twice a year is not overkill.
We bring our own equipment, but we do use an outside spigot on your property. If the water is shut off or the outdoor tap is not working, let us know when you book so we can plan for it.
No. Exterior work does not require access to the inside of the house. We do ask that vehicles be moved off the driveway and that gates be unlocked if the work is in a fenced yard.
Not when the pressure matches the surface, which is most of the job. Vinyl and painted surfaces get a lower setting than concrete. Plants and shrubs next to the work area get rinsed before and after, which is what prevents damage from the cleaning solution.
Start With a Conversation
Tell us about the residence. We will come and see it, and you will have the price before anything is agreed.
