RESIDENTIAL

Technique is probably the biggest aspect in cleaning the exterior.

An example in technique is cleaning the soffit under the roof area, improperly jetting water into these areas

might cause your interior painted walls to get wet and may dislodge the soffit panels themselves.

This is because the water will travel up the exterior wall from the pressure and over the top.

What is on the other side is the interior of your home. (your painted drywall and insulation )

As a cleaning contractor we use various cleaning methods to prevent this kind of damage.

High pressure is NOT a method we use for most cleaning projects.

Using too much psi can strip the paint off stucco, blow siding up and off, or burn holes through wood or dryvit

surfaces.

Cleaner types can be bought at your local hardware store but don't always pack the punch to get the job done

right or if at all!!

Professional cleaners are highly concentrated and require the proper mixture to achieve the right strength to

complete the job without damage.

To avoid a costly paint job or ruined shingles we are well versed in what cleaners can be used on any particular

surface. Chemistry is involved to create the right formula for each surface type and condition of said surface.

This insures a most appealing outcome without causing damage.

Equipment used by professionals is very costly and is designed to provide optimum results in the various

cleaning processes needed to complete the many facets of your residence.

There are many controls designed in the equipment to alter the water flow and temperature.

In utilizing these functions of the machine requires experience and technique.