What’s Included in Our House Washing Service

Our washing process is straightforward and thorough:

1. We start with a light rinse to remove dust and loose debris.
2. A cleaning mix is applied to break down mold, algae, and pollen.
3. Trouble spots—like soffits, trim, and gutters—get special attention.
4. Everything is rinsed clean, leaving behind a uniform finish that looks brand new.

We wash:

• Vinyl, brick, stucco, and painted siding
• Soffits, fascia, gutters, and trim
• Porches, entryways, and overhangs
• Exterior doors, shutters, and railings

Every job is done by hand with care—no rushing, no shortcuts, and no unnecessary pressure that could harm your home.

The Difference Between Pressure Washing and Soft Washing

When it comes to cleaning homes, more pressure isn’t always better. Traditional pressure washing uses strong water force, which works great for concrete and stone—but can damage siding or strip paint if not done carefully.

That’s why we often use soft washing, a low-pressure technique that mixes gentle water flow with an eco-friendly cleaning solution. It breaks down organic buildup and rinses clean without harming your surfaces. It’s especially effective on vinyl siding, stucco, and Hardie board—common materials in Kingwood homes.

The goal isn’t to blast the dirt away—it’s to lift it off and kill the stuff that keeps growing back.

Common House Washing Issues Around Kingwood

• Algae and mildew: thrive on shaded north-facing walls.
• Pollen and dust: coat siding during spring and summer.
• Spider webs and wasp nests: collect around soffits and light fixtures.
• Water spots and sprinkler stains: appear near flowerbeds and concrete borders.
• Leaf stains and debris: from roof runoff or clogged gutters.

These are everyday problems in Montgomery and Harris County, especially in wooded neighborhoods like Trailwood and Forest Cove. The good news is—they’re all fixable with the right wash.