Read the property
We identify the surfaces, their condition, and the areas that need extra care before we begin.
That includes siding, stucco, masonry, roofing, glass, paint, and hard surfaces like concrete.
Service 02
Exterior Home Cleaning
Remove buildup and leave the exterior looking clean, cared for, and protected.
Planning range$350–$1,500+
Final pricing is confirmed after reviewing the property, surfaces, and requested areas.
Why it matters
A home exterior is made from different materials, and those materials should not all be cleaned the same way.
Stucco, siding, concrete, glass, roofing, brick, stone, and trim each need the right amount of water, pressure, and cleaning solution.
How we clean
Purpose in
every step.
Treat the buildup
We choose the cleaning solution and water pressure for the surface in front of us.
Delicate areas stay low pressure. Stronger surfaces can receive controlled pressure when it is appropriate.
Cleaning solution does the hard work first so we do not have to rely on force.
Finish the exterior
We rinse carefully and finish the details that make the property feel complete—glass, edges, entries, trim, and visible runoff.
The goal is not one clean wall. It is a home that feels cared for as a whole.
A cleaner rinse
DI water.
For glass and other surfaces where water spots show easily, we can use deionized water for the final rinse.
Because most dissolved minerals have been removed, DI water leaves less mineral residue behind as it dries.
What we handle
01
Exterior wall washing
02
Stucco and siding
03
Driveways, walkways, and patios
04
Fence washing
05
Low-pressure roof cleaning where appropriate
06
Gutter cleaning
07
Exterior window cleaning
08
Entries and selected hard surfaces
Frequently asked questions
A few things
worth knowing.
01How often should the exterior of a home be cleaned?+
Every 6–12 months is a simple starting point. Homes near the coast, under trees, in heavy shade, or with visible buildup may need cleaning sooner.
02Do you pressure wash the whole house?+
No. Pressure changes by material. Siding, stucco, paint, roofing, and other delicate surfaces may need much less pressure than concrete.
03What is soft washing?+
Soft washing uses a cleaning solution and lower water pressure to loosen buildup instead of trying to blast it off.
04Can you clean the windows at the same time?+
Yes. Exterior window cleaning can be added, and DI water may be used when it helps reduce spotting.
05How do you protect plants?+
We look at nearby plants before cleaning. Depending on the job, we may pre-rinse them, cover sensitive areas, control runoff, and rinse again after the work.
06Can you protect concrete, brick, or stone after cleaning?+
Yes, when the surface is a good fit. We can recommend a compatible penetrating water repellent after the surface is properly cleaned and dry.
Southern California. Elsewhere in California by request; travel fee applies.
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