Your Lakemoor Power Washing Pros
Lakemoor is one of the few Illinois villages that straddles two counties — part of it sits in Lake County and part in McHenry County, with the line running right through town near the intersection of Route 12 and Route 120. That split matters for anyone quoting work here because the two halves of the village have very different housing. The Lake County side, built up in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s as a resort-era community along Lily Lake, is full of converted summer cottages, narrow lakefront lots, and older wood-sided homes that sit low near the water. The McHenry County side is mostly new construction — Savannah and Rockwell Place subdivisions, Lakemoor Farms townhouses from the late 1990s, and the commercial growth stretching east along Route 120.
Lily Lake itself is the village's defining feature — an 89-acre glacial lake with Morrison Park wrapping the eastern shore. Homes along Lily Lake take the brunt of the same algae and mildew issues you see on Pistakee Bay and the rest of the Chain O'Lakes network. North-facing cedar shakes green up first, dock posts pick up black streaking by midsummer, and the flagstone walkways that come right down to the water need a yearly restoration to keep from turning slippery. Even the Ports of Sullivan manufactured-home community off Bay Road shows the same lakeside humidity damage on its vinyl skirting and metal-paneled sheds.
The newer side of Lakemoor has a different story. Vinyl siding on the Savannah and Rockwell Place homes shows mildew streaking on the shaded garage walls. The brick paver driveways that came standard on a lot of early-2000s Lakemoor Farms builds are approaching the 20-year mark — faded, spot-stained, and long overdue for a proper restoration and re-sand. Gutters on these properties tend to pack up faster on the tree-lined older residential streets, and white vinyl fencing on the back lot lines picks up algae on the lake-facing side.
From our shop in Volo, Lakemoor is the next town over — a five-minute drive straight down Route 120. Family-owned, fully insured, 114 Google reviews. I soft-wash siding, restore pavers without stripping them, clear gutters without bending downspouts, and do it without subcontractors. Free quote, fast turnaround, and a 30-day guarantee if anything doesn't look right after the wash.
