House washing in Kingsburg, without the blasting

Walk around a Kingsburg house after a windy week and you’ll see it. Dust from the surrounding farmland has settled into the stucco, and the first sprinkler cycle or rainstorm turns it into dark streaks under the windows. Eaves collect cobwebs and the occasional wasp nest. Shaded sides of the house, especially where sprinklers keep the base of the wall damp, can grow a green or gray film. None of that needs a pressure blaster, and a blaster can do real harm to stucco and paint. It’s a slow, steady buildup, so the change after a wash can surprise people. Pollen and the occasional ash settle on ledges and trim too.

We soft wash instead. A cleaning solution goes on at low pressure, sits long enough to break down dirt, mildew and algae at the source, and then gets rinsed off from top to bottom. Plants and landscaping are rinsed before and after, and we pay attention to outlets, vents and fixtures. The same method works on stucco, siding, eaves, soffits, fascia, window sills and trim, whether you have a single-story ranch home or a two-story house in a newer subdivision. Nothing is blasted at the walls, so water isn’t driven behind siding or into light fixtures.

Most Kingsburg homes look good with a wash about once a year, and sooner if sprinklers hit the walls or the house sits close to fields. It also makes sense before listing a home or repainting, so the new coat goes onto a clean surface. We wash small shopfronts and offices too. Every visit starts with a free estimate, and we’re licensed and insured. If you aren’t happy with how it turned out, our 100% satisfaction guarantee means we return and make it right. If you’re also having windows cleaned, we usually wash the exterior first so the glass is finished last and stays spotless.