House Washing & Soft Wash in the Central Valley
Gentle soft-wash house washing that strips algae, dust, cobwebs and weathering film from stucco, siding and trim without forcing water behind your walls.
The exterior walls of a Central Valley home collect a lot in a year — dust off the fields, pollen, spider webbing under the eaves, and on the shaded north side, green and black organic growth. Blasting that off with high pressure risks driving water behind siding, cracking stucco and stripping paint. Soft washing is the correct answer.
We apply a cleaning solution that kills organic growth at the root, let it dwell, then rinse at low pressure. The result is an even, genuinely clean wall rather than the clean stripes and dirty gaps you get from wand work — and because the growth is killed rather than knocked off, it stays clean longer.
House washing usually pairs well with window cleaning and driveway cleaning in the same visit; bundling saves you a second trip charge and gets the whole exterior looking consistent.
Common questions
- What is the difference between house washing and pressure washing?
- House washing is a low-pressure soft wash that relies on cleaning solution. Pressure washing uses higher pressure and is reserved for hard surfaces like concrete and hardscape.
- Will the soft wash solution harm my plants?
- We pre-wet and protect landscaping before applying anything and rinse thoroughly afterward.
- How long does house washing take?
- Most single-story Central Valley homes take a few hours. Larger two-story homes with heavy growth take longer — we confirm timing when we quote.
What's included
- Stucco, fiber cement, vinyl and wood siding
- Eaves, soffits and fascia
- Trim, shutters and exterior doors
- Cobweb and wasp-nest removal
- Downspout exteriors and light fixtures
- Plant and landscaping protection before we start
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