Roof washing with low pressure (soft wash)
Do you want your roof looking beautiful and lasting longer, but you’re also concerned about using high pressure on your shingles? You’re already on the
Frequently Asked Questions
What if it's going to rain on the day of my appointment?
Typically, if the chance of rain is greater than 60%, we will look at the hourly forecast to determine if the job needs to be rescheduled and consult with you on your preference.
How long will my windows stay clean?
It's going to be relative to your local environment; but in most cases, you can hope for a few months on a house. Businesses greatly depend on the amount of traffic you have coming and going as well as your local environment.
When should I get the place cleaned?
This is going to be relative to your needs; but we do have a majority of our customers schedule during the months of March-May with the next most common time being during September-November. That being said, we clean windows, gutters, and pressure wash all year round so don't hesitate to call!
How often do most people do this kind of thing?
Residential:
Windows: quarterly-annually *
Pressure Washing: semiannually-annually
Gutter Cleaning: 1-4 times/year *
House Washing: semiannually-annually
Commercial:
Windows: weekly-annuall *
Pressure Washing: monthly-semiannually
Gutter Cleaning: 1-4 times/year *
Building Washing: annually-biannually
What if I'm not satisfied with the work?
This is rare; but we are human and will from time to time make mistakes. You don't have to worry about a thing! We offer a satisfaction guarantee and will gladly come back out to address the problem. We do our best to run towards our mistakes and will follow up with you to be sure you're satisfied!
How should I pay?
We accept checks, cash, and all major credit cards; we just ask that you settle up with the crew leader upon completion of the work (credit card payments are handled through an emailed invoice at no extra charge at this time).
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How do I get rid of the mold and mildew on my house?
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SAVE your ROOF! Don’t replace it!
How can I keep my roof lasting as long as possible? Here’s an article from ARMA, the American Roofing Manufacturers Association about how to keep
