Pressure washing can absolutely damage vinyl siding if not done with extreme care and precision! It’s a common misconception that pressure washing is a safe and effective way to clean vinyl, but the reality is that the high-powered water can easily crack, puncture, or strip the material.
At Allbrite, we are passionate about educating homeowners on the risks of improper pressure washing techniques, because we’ve seen firsthand the devastating effects it can have. Holes, cracking, paint removal, and loose panels are all potential consequences of using too much pressure or the wrong equipment.
That’s why it’s so important to hire experienced professionals who understand the delicate nature of vinyl siding and know how to properly clean it using low-pressure methods and gentle cleaning solutions. Our soft washing approach combines just the right amount of pressure with high-quality soaps to lift dirt and grime without causing any damage.
Mold Mildew and Algae covered vinyl siding
After our House Wash Service
Don’t let your beautiful vinyl siding fall victim to overzealous pressure washing! Protect your investment by working with a team that knows how to clean it safely and effectively. Your siding will thank you.
As the seasons change and spring arrives, it’s important for homeowners to conduct a thorough maintenance check to ensure their homes are in top shape. This spring maintenance checklist will guide you through essential tasks that will help protect your home’s exterior and prepare it for the warmer months ahead.
Maintenance Checklist
Firstly, it is crucial to check your air conditioning system. After a long winter, it’s necessary to ensure that your A/C system is functioning properly before the hot weather hits. Schedule a professional inspection and cleaning if needed, so you can enjoy cool indoor temperatures when summer arrives. Be sure to trim foliage and weeds around your A/C unit and also change your A/C filters indoors.
Next, remember to turn outside water on. Check your outside hoses & water pipes (spigots) for leaks.
Exterior cleaning should also be on your checklist. Winter weather can leave dirt, grime, and debris on your home’s exterior surfaces. Give them a thorough cleaning using appropriate tools and products for each surface type – from siding to roof cleaning– ensuring that they are looking fresh and vibrant for the season.
Paint Exterior Surfaces. Once you have diligently cleaned your outdoor surfaces such as decks, window trim, shutters, and other wood surfaces, it is important to consider the appropriate time to paint or stain them. Timing is crucial as it can significantly impact the durability and longevity of your newly refreshed surfaces.
Don’t forget about your sprinkler system! Prime it for use by checking all components such as valves, heads, and timers. Make sure everything is in proper working order before you start relying on it for lawn irrigation during the warmer months.
Springtime is also an ideal opportunity to perform seasonal maintenance on your lawn tools. Sharpen blades of lawnmowers, clean gardening equipment such as shears or pruners, and inspect any other tools you’ll be using throughout the season. Properly maintained tools will make yard work more efficient and enjoyable.
Lastly, tackle landscape/yard clean up. Remove fallen branches or debris from winter storms; clear out flower beds of dead foliage; trim shrubs or trees as needed; apply fresh mulch where necessary; and generally tidy up your outdoor spaces so they look inviting and well-maintained.
By following this spring maintenance checklist, you’ll ensure that your home’s exterior is in excellent condition and ready to handle the upcoming season. Take the necessary steps to protect your investment and enjoy a beautiful and functional outdoor space all spring long.
Summer is right around the corner & it’s the perfect time to spruce up your outdoor oasis ?
Below are before and after photos of pool concrete cleaning, concrete wall cleaning, and outdoor furniture cleaning. Let the professionals handle the pesky tasks so you can spend more time with your family enjoying your outdoor space!
One of our specialties includes the restoration and maintenance of all types of wood. Last month we had the pleasure of restoring Spanish Cedar wood back to its natural beauty over at Maryvale Preparatory School located in Lutherville, Maryland.
It’s always a fun project when a lift is involved right?!
More about Spanish Cedar :
Spanish cedar has a light red or orange pink coloring to it
Spanish cedar is also referred to as Brazilian cedar or Jamaican cedar
Typically used for furniture, boat building, doors, or cigar box lining
Here’s a round up of Before & After photos sent from our technicians over the past few weeks. We love seeing the progress on roof cleanings, concrete cleanings, and siding washing with our soft wash and pressure washing techniques.
Stable power washing
Stable power washing
Before house wash
Brick basement stairwell mildew and moss before power wash
After power washing basement brick stairwell
Before our soft wash, non pressure house washing. Moss & Algae growth
House washing cleaning with soft wash, non pressure
Before power washing, moss & algae growth
Deck cleaning power washing
Mold on house siding before soft wash house cleaning
