House & Siding Washing

Yes — that's exactly why we use it. Soft washing uses low pressure plus a cleaning solution instead of high-pressure water, so there's no risk of cracking vinyl, gouging wood trim, or driving water up behind the panels where it can cause mold and rot. It's the method siding manufacturers actually recommend.

Soft washing kills the algae and mildew at the root rather than just rinsing the surface, so it stays clean far longer than a plain pressure rinse. How fast it comes back depends on shade and moisture — north-facing and tree-covered walls naturally take longer to dry and may need a refresh sooner.

We pre-wet plants and shrubs along the work area before we start and rinse them down after, and we adjust our solution mix around sensitive landscaping. Protecting your yard is part of the job, not an afterthought.

Once a year keeps most homes in Lake County looking sharp and stops algae from staining the surface permanently. Homes surrounded by trees or in damp, shaded spots sometimes benefit from a cleaning each spring.

Yes. Soft washing actually makes height easier — the low-pressure application reaches second-story walls, soffits, and eaves from the ground without risky ladder work over your landscaping.