Our Process

Soft washing - siding and other delicate structures

Low pressure process where a soap and industry standard solution is applied to the home to kill and remove the organic growth like mold, mildew, algae, moss, lichen, etc. This gentle process is much safer than blasting a house with high pressure which can force water into places it should not go. This is applied and rinsed under low pressure. 

Pressure washing (aka power washing) - hard surfaces such as concrete, poly fence and decking, stone, etc. 

Pressure washing is a process where higher pressure is used to help physically remove dirt and grime. High pressure is primarily used on hard surfaces like concrete. A soap/algaecide can also be part of this process to kill and remove any organic growth.

Roof cleaning

Low pressure process where a soap and industry standard solution is applied to the roof to kill the organic growth such as moss and lichen. It will also remove unsightly black streaks on your roof. It's important to remove these things to help keep your roof dry and prevent future damage. It also greatly improves the curb appeal of your home. This is all done under low pressure. High pressure is NOT used and should not be used. 

Gutter Cleaning

Debris is removed from gutters using various methods depending on location, roof pitch, access, etc. Debris is removed from gutters to ensure water will flow freely.

Gutter Brightening

Gutter brightening is a special process to remove unsightly black streaks from the face of the gutter. Most gutters can be brought back to like new condition. 

Cedar Shingles

Washing cedar shingles is a delicate, specialized process. Clean It uses a gentle two step process to first clean organic growth from the cedar shingle using industry specific detergents. Then, a wood conditioner/brightener is used to bring back some of the wood tone.