Pressure Washing & Window Cleaning in Easton, Cambridge & the Eastern Shore, MD

Yes!  The black streaks are actually an infestation of algae that feed on the elements within the shingle.

Our cleaning methods are solely based around low pressure methods and are recommended by both the Roofing Association Of America and Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA) to safely treat your roof and protect it.  We never use high pressure on shingles!

We are extremely careful when spraying any and all soaps.  All plants are pre rinsed before a roof treatment begins, and after as well.  Our investment in equipment allows us to spray a roof using telescopic poles that minimize any potential overspray and keep the soaps where we want them.

The white spots or bunches you might see after a roof cleaning are not spots we missed!  They are actually lichen patches or bunches of moss growth –  both of which produce a root system that digs into your shingles.  Our pressure less soap application kills them on contact, but we don’t pull them off, or blast them off, so as to not damage the shingles.  They will be washed away gently with the coming rains and will leave no trace of their existence.  Give it a couple weeks, we promise.  If for whatever reason they still are there, let us know and we’ll take care of it.

Once the organic debris on a roof are neutralized , it should take a considerable amount of time for them to return.  With that in mind, we offer a 3 Year 100% Guarantee with one of our roof cleaning packages.  If anything should return within 3 years, we will clean that area for free.

Absolutely not!  Modern soaps and methods are far more advanced and do a much better job.  The primitive days of pressure washing are far behind us, and the only thing that still deserves to be put “under pressure” are brick and concrete.

Yes! We use Eco-Friendly soaps and EPA approved mildewcides to elimate the unwanted green at its source.  In addition to safe soaps, we pre rinse and post rinse all nearby plants.

Our eco-safe soaps kill the mildew microscopically, providing the most thorough cleaning that can be had.  Depending on the surrounding humidity, rainfall, and shade,  a house wash can last several years.  For homes located in lots of shade, they might need to be cleaned more frequently.

Windex seems to be great for everything-EXCEPT GLASS!  Everything we use is professional grade.  Exterior windows are generally cleaned with a brush and ultra pure water, which leaves the windows gleaming and spotless.  Interior windows are done by hand, using squeeges. 

Many modern homes feature “paladian” style windows over the entranceway.  In most cases, we will use an extension pole with specialized fittings first, then if absolutely necessary we will use ladders and clean the windows by hand. 

Many of our customers enjoy clean windows year-round.  Most homes should have an interior and exterior cleaning at least once per year.  We recommend having the exteriors cleaned a minumum of 4-6 months after an initial interior and exterior cleaning.

Solar panels are delicate, and carry electricity – obviously!  When cleaning solar panels,  we might rinse them down with a low pressure water spray to break up heavy debris before we scrub them and rinse them with our brushes.  You should never use soap on solar panels and solar panels should never ever be pressure washed.

Our focus is on quality and safety.  We’ve invested in specialty equipment that lets us clean most gutters from the ground.  For stubborn gutters, we use appropriate ladders with stabilizers to best reach the problem.  One of the most dangerous things, which we avoid, is bringing a bucket up the ladder.  It’s safest to use a leaf blower and blow the debris out, then clean up any mess that’s made. 

We provide 100% contact free estimates!  We can quote almost all residential jobs with just a few photos or by accessing online real estate databases.  Commercial jobs might require an in person visit, but the majority of smaller projects can confidently be quoted using just a few photos.

Absolutely.  We wouldn’t want an uninsured contractor on our property, and we’d never do that to you.  Each job we do carries a 2 Milliion Liability Policy.