Siding Pressure Washing

What this involves.

Siding pressure washing takes a careful touch because every material reacts differently to water and pressure, and pushing too hard can drive water behind the panels or mar the finish. We identify your siding type first, then clean vinyl, fiber cement, aluminum, or wood with the right pressure and angle to lift dirt, chalking, and grime. The goal is siding that looks fresh and even across the whole house without any streaks, gouges, or moisture forced into the wall.

• Identifying the siding material to set the right pressure and method
• Pre-treating heavy dirt, chalking, or staining where needed
• Washing panels from the correct angle to avoid driving water inward
• Cleaning trim, corners, and seams along with the field of the siding
• Reaching upper walls and gables safely
• Avoiding pressure that could crack, warp, or strip the finish
• Even rinse and a check for any streaks or missed spots