Frequently asked questions

Pressure washing uses force to clean hard surfaces like concrete and stone. Soft washing uses low pressure and a detergent that kills the algae, mildew, and lichen staining softer surfaces like your roof and siding. Using pressure where soft washing belongs is how homes get damaged: paint stripped, water driven behind siding, shingle granules blown off. We match the method to the surface, every time. That is why both are in our name.

Soft washing is the method the asphalt shingle industry itself recommends, and it keeps your shingle warranty intact. What damages roofs is pressure washing them, which strips the protective granules and shortens the roof's life by years. We never put pressure on a roof.

Beds are soaked with clean water before we start, sensitive plants are covered, and everything is rinsed again when we finish. Protecting your landscaping is part of the job, not an upcharge.

A house soft wash typically holds for two to three years, and a roof treatment for two to five. Shade is the deciding factor. Under the tree canopy in Buckhead and Chastain Park, north-facing walls and shaded roof slopes regrow first. We will tell you honestly what to expect for your specific home rather than quoting you a number off a brochure.

No. Many clients leave a gate unlocked and come home to a finished job. We do ask that you are reachable by phone in case something on the property needs a decision.

Book a free on-site estimate. We look at the actual surfaces, measure what needs cleaning, and hand you a written scope with a fixed price. No pressure to book on the spot.