House Washing

Nobody likes opening a letter from their homeowners association. When it says something like “mold, mildew or algae observed on the exterior of the home,” it can feel like you’re being singled out. Usually you’re not. Those green and black patches show up on houses all over Maryland, especially on the shady side, and HOAs

Letting a company you’ve never met work on your house is a leap of faith. You’re trusting them with your siding, your roof, your landscaping, and usually your schedule too. I don’t take that lightly, so I want to walk you through exactly how a job with us goes, from your first phone call to

The first thing a lot of homeowners ask me isn’t about the siding at all. It’s “What about my hydrangeas?” or “Is this going to hurt my dog?” or “Will any of this end up in my pool?” Those are good questions, and you should ask them of anyone you hire. Your yard and your

When people call for a quote, they almost always ask for “power washing.” That’s fine. I know what they mean. But when I get out to the house, a big part of my job is deciding which parts of your property should get high pressure and which parts should never see it. Getting that wrong

“How often should I be doing this?” is one of the first things Columbia homeowners ask me once we’ve finished a house wash and they see the difference. It’s a fair question. Nobody wants to pay for a cleaning they don’t need, and nobody wants to wait until the siding is green and the HOA