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Soft-wash siding, don't blast it
High pressure drives water behind vinyl siding, strips paint and chews up wood. Siding wants low pressure and a cleaning solution that does the work.
What we do · Wash & seal
Pressure washing
House, drive and walks washed back to their color — soft wash on siding, pressure on concrete.
From $425 · Smallest property size
Why call us
What you get when we do it.
The right pressure on the right surface, so nothing gets stripped or forced behind the siding. Runoff is kept out of the storm drain.
- Siding soft-washed at low pressure
- Driveway, walks and patio pressure-washed
- Runoff kept out of the storm drain
Where the price starts
From $425
Smallest property size
When
May, or any mild dry stretch in between.
Hi — I'd like more info on pressure washing.
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What we know
What we'd tell you standing in your driveway.
Useful whether or not you ever call us.
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Green on the north side is normal
Shade and Tennessee humidity grow mildew and algae on the side of the house that never dries out. That side usually needs washing more often than the rest.
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Never pressure-wash shingles
The black streaks on a roof are algae. Blasting them off takes the granules with them and shortens the life of the roof.
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Oil stains lighten, not vanish
A wash makes old oil spots on a drive much less obvious, but set-in oil rarely comes all the way out. Sealing afterwards stops new ones soaking in.
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Let it dry before sealing
If a wash is the first step before sealing or staining, give the surface a couple of dry days first. Sealer over damp concrete or wood doesn't bond.
Questions
What people ask about it.
How often should I pressure wash my house in Tennessee?
Once a year keeps most houses clean. Shaded sides that grow green may need it sooner.
Is pressure washing safe for vinyl siding?
Not at high pressure. Vinyl siding should be soft-washed — low pressure with a cleaning solution — so water isn't forced up behind the panels.
What's the difference between power washing and pressure washing?
Power washing uses heated water; pressure washing doesn't. Most people use the two words for the same thing, and what matters more is using the right pressure for the surface.
Where we do it
Across the Greater Nashville Area.
Related work
Often booked with it.
- Concrete and driveway sealingConcrete washed, dried, crack-filled and sealed against salt, oil and freeze-thaw.
- Deck staining and sealingDecks washed, dried, sanded where they need it, then stained and sealed — not painted over.
- Fence washing and sealingWood fences washed on both sides, left to dry, then sealed so the grey doesn't come back.
Next step
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(615) 410-9103