A gentle soft-wash that strips years of algae, mildew, and Valley dust from your siding, stucco, or brick — without the high pressure that wrecks paint and finishes.
Your home's exterior takes a beating in South Texas. Humidity feeds algae and mildew, hard-water sprinklers leave rusty streaks, and a constant film of caliche dust dulls the whole place. A proper house wash brings the color back and protects your biggest investment.
We use soft washing — low pressure plus the right cleaning solution — which is the method siding and paint manufacturers actually recommend. It kills algae and mildew at the root so it stays cleaner longer, instead of just blasting the surface (and your paint) with a pressure washer.
We walk the property, note problem areas, and protect plants, fixtures, and outlets.
A low-pressure application breaks down algae and mildew at the root, not just the surface.
A thorough, controlled rinse leaves your siding clean — never etched or stripped.
We check the whole exterior with you and re-treat any spot that needs it.
Every job starts with a free, no-obligation quote. We price it honestly and stick to it.
It can — which is exactly why we soft wash. Low pressure plus the right solution cleans siding, stucco, and painted surfaces safely, with no blasting or etching.
Most Valley homes do well with a wash about once a year. Homes near fields, heavy trees, or with shaded north-facing walls that grow algae faster may want it every 6–9 months.
Yes. We pre-wet and rinse landscaping and use solutions that break down safely. We take care around gardens, grass, and pets.
Not necessarily, as long as we have access to water and the areas to be cleaned. We confirm everything before we start and after we finish.
Pressure washing uses high-pressure water alone; soft washing uses low pressure plus a cleaning solution. Siding, stucco, and painted surfaces should be soft washed so the finish isn't damaged.
Yes. That's algae and mildew thriving in shade and humidity. Soft washing kills it at the root so it doesn't come straight back.
Most single-story Valley homes take a couple of hours. Larger two-story homes take longer — we'll give you a time estimate with your quote.
Often, yes. Hard-water rust on walls needs a rust treatment, which we can add on. We'll let you know what to expect once we see it.
Tell us about your property and we'll get right back to you. No pushy sales — just a fair price and a date that works.
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