House washing
Stucco, siding and the details around them. Begin with the finish and its condition, then choose the cleaning approach.
Take a closer lookStart with the space you want to feel good about again. We’ll look at the material, what has built up and what needs protection before planning the clean.
Plan your clean
A LITTLE CARE. A FRESH OUTLOOK.Stucco, siding and the details around them. Begin with the finish and its condition, then choose the cleaning approach.
Take a closer lookDriveways, walking routes and outdoor gathering spots, with a plan for the material, the marks and the surrounding space.
Take a closer lookStart with the roof type, access and an honest condition review. Cleaning is considered separately from repair work.
Take a closer lookEntries, exterior walls and shared walkways. Plan the work around the people who use the property.
Take a closer lookA driveway, a painted wall and a tile roof ask different questions. Scope should follow the actual material and condition, with access, nearby planting, people and drainage included in the conversation.
Name the surface and the areas to include. Mention paint, coatings, loose material, previous work or anything you are unsure about.
General soil, organic buildup and deep staining can need different assessments. Cleaning cannot promise to reverse wear or damage.
Access routes, outlets, open joints, planting and shared spaces affect the plan. Include those details before the visit is agreed.

The written plan should identify the work areas, proposed method, protection and preparation, access arrangements and any limits. Sealing, repairs, painting and ongoing maintenance are separate unless specifically included.
Yes. Describe all the areas you want to include so the work can be assessed together. Confirm the scope for each surface rather than assuming one method suits the entire property.
Photos help frame the conversation. Measurements, condition, access or specialist finishes may still need an on-site review before a firm scope can be agreed.
One surface, a whole property, or a question you’re still figuring out.