Question 1

How often should a house be washed in South Georgia?

Accepted Answer

Because of South Georgia's high humidity, dense summer rainfall, and heavy spring pine pollen, most houses benefit from being washed once every 12 to 18 months. Shaded sides facing north or under large oaks often show green algae sooner and may need annual maintenance.

Question 2

Will pressure washing damage my siding?

Accepted Answer

No, because we adjust our water pressure and nozzle angle to match each specific substrate. Siding like vinyl, stucco, and wood requires a gentle wash that lifts mildew and pollen without forcing water behind weep holes or scarring the surface.

Question 3

Do I need to be home during the washing?

Accepted Answer

You do not need to be on site as long as exterior water spigots are turned on, gates are unlocked, windows and doors are firmly shut, and pets are kept indoors. We communicate when arriving and when completing the job.

Question 4

What about my plants and flowerbeds?

Accepted Answer

We protect plants by soaking surrounding soil and foliage with fresh water before, during, and after washing. This dilution prevents cleaning solutions from accumulating on delicate leaves and roots.

Question 5

How long does a typical pressure washing job take?

Accepted Answer

A standard single-story home wash and driveway usually takes 2 to 3 hours depending on square footage, level of mildew, and concrete surface area. Large commercial lots or heavy machinery may require half a day or more.

Question 6

Do you clean heavy equipment and machinery on site?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we travel to farms, construction sites, and equipment yards across our 50-mile South Georgia radius to clean tractors, loaders, trailers, and heavy equipment on location.

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