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03 · Keep it clean
Dirt, algae and mildew build up fast in our damp New England summers. We wash patios, pavers, walkways, driveways and siding back to clean.
How we do it
Every job is quoted to your property. This is what a typical power washing job covers, start to finish.
We look at the material first. Pavers, concrete, wood and siding each need a different pressure.
Problem areas such as algae and mildew are pre-treated where needed.
Even cleaning with a surface cleaner on flat areas to avoid stripes.
Surfaces rinsed down and the area left tidy.
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Not when it is done right. Pavers need moderate pressure and a surface cleaner, not a narrow tip held close. Joint sand can wash out, so it may need topping up afterward.
Once a year is typical in Massachusetts, usually in spring after the pollen, or in fall before the leaves.
Yes. Siding is washed at lower pressure than flatwork.
Often booked together
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