A gentle wash that protects your finish.
Soft Washing
Soft washing is the safe way to clean a home exterior. Low pressure with the right cleaning solution lifts algae, mildew, dust, and webbing from siding, stucco, and trim without the damage that traditional high pressure washing can cause on a home.
How we do it
Our process & what's included
The exact steps we follow on every visit — and everything that comes with your service.
Our process
Protect
Rinse and cover sensitive plants, fixtures, and finishes.
Apply
Soft wash mix applied at low pressure to lift biological growth.
Rinse
Even rinse top to bottom and check trim, soffits, and eaves.
What's included
- Low pressure soft wash application
- Algae, mildew, and webbing treatment
- Trim, soffits, eaves, and downspouts
- Plant and landscape protection
- Final rinse from top to bottom
Recent jobs
See the work
Real photos and clips from recent crews on the job — no stock photography.
Why customers choose us for this
Safer for stucco
Low pressure means no pitting, chipping, or driven water behind your siding.
Treats biology, not just dirt
Our soft wash mix kills algae and mildew at the source so it does not come back as fast.
Landscape safe
Plants are rinsed and protected before, during, and after.
Safety and care
- Low pressure so no driven water gets behind stucco or siding
- Plants rinsed before, during, and after application
- Eco friendlier biocides than harsh chlorine only mixes when surfaces allow
FAQs
Is soft washing safe for stucco?
Yes, that is the whole point. We use low pressure specifically to avoid the pitting and chipping that high pressure washing can cause on stucco.
Is this the same as house washing?
Yes. Soft washing is what we use for homes and other delicate exterior surfaces. The terms are often used interchangeably.
How long do results last?
Because we treat the biological growth and not just the surface, you usually get noticeably longer between cleanings than with a plain pressure rinse.
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