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We Now Offer House Soft Washing & Roof Cleaning

Tired of spider webs, green slime, algae, dust and dirt on your house or black mold and moss on your roof?

Is your driveway or sidewalks black? want them to look new again?

Here in the Pacific Northwest we love how clean and green everything is, except when the green is on your home. We can remove organic matter such as molds, algae, spores and moss by using a state of the art soft wash cleaning system.

 

Unlike a high pressure power wash, which relies on high PSI (pounds per square inch) of pressure, we use a low pressure high volume soft wash system to kill the organic matter. It's safe for all types of siding, decking, roofing and is not harmful to vegetation, pets or humans.

We also clean surfaces such as decks, sidewalks, driveways, patios and courtyards to remove years of dirt, pollution, molds, fungi and algae.

What is "Soft Washing"

Instead of the blowing and blasting of pressure washing, home owners can have cleanings done without the damages normally associated with pressure washing. Soft washing was developed to clean surfaces such as roofs, vinyl siding, cement fiber board siding, cedar shingle, comp roofs and cedar shingle roofs to eradicate mold and mildew. Soft Washing over time has developed new chemicals and techniques that are safe for the environment and home owners.

 

Soft washing is more than just cleaning for aesthetics.  The products developed for Soft Washing not only clean stains but also sanitize, penetrate, and eliminate the root of the issue. The main culprit of most roof staining, green & black molds on siding, fungi and algae on exteriors of your home that cause unsightliness is a bacteria called Gloeocapsa Magma. Soft washing has the ability to kill the pest from the root up, achieving a truly clean surface.

Some Before & After Pictures of Our Work

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