Power washing in Lindale, Tyler, Van & East Texas

Signs it is time

• Green or black streaks on the north side of the house
• A driveway stained with red clay and oil
• A gray, slick deck or fence
• Yellow film every spring from pine pollen
• Getting the house ready to sell or paint

What we do

• House washing: Siding, brick, soffit and trim, at a pressure that will not damage them.
• Driveways & sidewalks: Concrete cleaned edge to edge.
• Decks & fences: Gray wood brought back before staining.
• Patios & porches: Ready for company.
• Pre-paint wash: Clean surfaces so paint actually sticks.

Built for East Texas weather

East Texas humidity grows mildew on anything shady, and spring pine pollen coats everything yellow. Red clay stains concrete in a way plain water will not lift. That is why we match the method to the surface: gentle on siding and wood, stronger on concrete.

Options

• House wash: Whole exterior.
• Concrete: Driveways, walks and patios.
• Deck & fence: Often paired with staining.
• Whole property: House, flatwork, deck and fence in one visit.

Questions

Will power washing damage my siding?

Not when it is done right. We match pressure to the surface: low for siding and wood, more for concrete.

How often should I wash my house?

Most East Texas homes look best washed once a year, usually after pollen season.

Should I wash before painting or staining?

Yes. Paint and stain stick to clean surfaces, so washing first is part of doing the job right.

Related work

Deck & Fence Staining · Exterior Painting · Concrete Driveways, Patios & Sidewalks · Gutter Installation, Repair & Cleaning · All exterior improvements & maintenance