Pressure Washing Services

Over time, driveways can accumulate dirt, grime, oil stains, tire marks, and organic growth such as algae. Our expert technicians utilize high-pressure washing techniques along with specially formulated detergents and antimicrobial products to penetrate deep into the surface, effectively removing and killing organic growth from the root. This comprehensive approach ensures a thorough cleaning that not only improves the appearance but also inhibits the regrowth of algae, moss, and other contaminants.

The exterior of your house is exposed to various elements that can lead to the growth of organic contaminants such as mold, mildew, algae, and moss. Our professional house washing service incorporates the use of detergents and antimicrobial products that not only clean the surface but also penetrate deep into the pores of the material, removing and killing organic growth from the root. This thorough approach ensures a cleaner and healthier home exterior, reducing the likelihood of regrowth and prolonging the cleanliness of your property.

Roofs are prone to the accumulation of organic growth, including algae, moss, and lichen, which can compromise their appearance and structural integrity. Our roof cleaning service includes the application of specialized detergents and antimicrobial products that effectively remove and kill these contaminants from the surface and underlying layers. By targeting organic growth at its source, we not only enhance the overall cleanliness and aesthetics of your roof but also help prevent future damage and extend its lifespan.

Both rust stains and calcium stains can be unsightly and can detract from the appearance of your driveway or concrete surfaces. Fortunately, professional pressure washing services, coupled with specialized stain removers and techniques, can effectively remove these stains and restore the clean and appealing look of your property.

It's important to note that rust and calcium stains are different in their composition and require specific cleaning methods to effectively eliminate them. Hiring experienced professionals with expertise in rust and calcium stain removal ensures that the stains are treated properly without causing any damage to the underlying surfaces.

• Mold: Mold is a type of fungus that can grow in damp and humid conditions. It appears as black or greenish patches on surfaces and can cause discoloration and deterioration.
• Mildew: Mildew is a surface mold that typically appears as white or grayish patches. It thrives in moist environments and can cause staining and unpleasant odors.
• Algae: Algae are photosynthetic organisms that can grow in damp and shaded areas. They often appear as green or brownish stains on surfaces and can make the exterior of a house look dirty and unappealing.
• Lichen: Lichen is a composite organism consisting of a fungus and algae living in a symbiotic relationship. It appears as crusty growth on surfaces, usually in shades of green, gray, or yellow.
• Moss: Moss is a non-vascular plant that thrives in moist and shaded environments. It forms a dense, velvety growth on surfaces and can cause staining and damage to certain materials.
• Fungi: Various types of fungi, including mushrooms and toadstools, can grow on exterior surfaces under favorable conditions. They can be unsightly and may indicate underlying moisture problems.

• Metal Objects: Rust stains commonly occur when metal objects, such as tools, furniture, or vehicles, come into contact with the driveway or concrete surface. When these metal objects corrode due to moisture or exposure to the elements, they release iron oxide (rust) that can stain the surrounding area.
• Water Runoff: If your driveway or concrete surface is situated near a water source or drainage system that contains iron or iron-rich minerals, rust stains can develop over time. When the water runoff comes into contact with the concrete, it can leave behind rust particles that create stains.
• Fertilizer or Rusty Equipment: If you have used fertilizers containing iron or have had rusty equipment on your driveway or concrete, the iron particles can react with moisture and oxygen in the air, leading to rust stains on the surface.

• Hard Water Deposits: Calcium stains are commonly caused by the presence of hard water. When hard water evaporates on the driveway or concrete surface, it leaves behind calcium carbonate deposits. Over time, these deposits can build up and form white or off-white stains.
• Efflorescence: Efflorescence occurs when water moves through the concrete and carries dissolved salts to the surface. As the water evaporates, it leaves behind salt deposits, including calcium salts, which can result in white, powdery or crystalline stains on the surface.