Concrete is porous, which means stains and organic growth can penetrate below the surface if left untreated for too long.
Oil and rust stains require targeted pre-treatment before pressure washing to break down the stain at a molecular level.
Algae and mildew commonly appear in shaded, damp areas — left untreated, they can make concrete slippery and hazardous.
Sealing concrete after cleaning helps protect it from future staining and extends the time between deep cleanings.
They're often used interchangeably, but pressure washing and soft washing are very different techniques suited to very different surfaces. Here's how to know which one your home needs.
Colorado's dry summers, spring pollen, and winter grime all take a toll on your home's exterior. Here's a simple guide to how often you should be cleaning.
Colorado's unique climate — dry winters, wet springs, and intense summer sun — affects the best time to schedule exterior cleaning. Here's what we recommend.
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