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DIY Pressure Washing Tips & Tricks for Maryland Homeowners

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Spring has officially sprung, and if you’re in Westminster, Eldersburg, Ellicott City, or Towson, Maryland, there’s no better time to give your home’s exterior a refresh. Whether you’re prepping for patio season or just crossing off your spring cleaning to-do list, pressure washing can make a dramatic difference.

To help you tackle some of these projects on your own, we put together a DIY Pressure Washing Tips & Tricks video—now live on our YouTube channel. This quick guide walks you through the basics, offers pro tips, and shares when it’s best to leave it to the experts.

💡 What You’ll Learn in the Video:

✅ Safety First – The gear and precautions you need before starting
✅ When to Call a Pro – Don’t risk damage—know your limits
✅ Nozzle Know-How – What each color tip does and which ones to avoid
✅ What Not to Clean – Sensitive areas that need special attention
✅ How to Clean Like a Pro – Streak-free, even results made easy

If you’re a homeowner in Carroll, Howard, or Baltimore County, these tips are for you! With the right tools and techniques, you can confidently tackle small exterior cleaning jobs and make your home shine.

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Of course, if you’re short on time or the job is a little more than you’re comfortable handling, Allbrite Pressure Wash is here to help. We’ve proudly served Maryland homeowners with trusted, family-run service since day one. From roof soft washing and gutter brightening to concrete and deck cleaning, we’ve got your exterior covered.

📍 Serving:
Westminster, Eldersburg, Ellicott City, Towson, and surrounding Maryland communities.
📞 Call 410-ALLBRITE or request your free estimate today!

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Maryland’s #1 Professional House Washing Experts

House Washing

Summer is here and the amount of time spent outside keeps increasing. Don’t spend another day staring at your dirty siding.

Allbrite Pressure Wash, Inc. is Maryland’s #1 Professional House Washing Experts! Backed by over 30 years of experience, an extensive employee training program, and  100% Property Protection Guarantee, Allbrite is sure to make your property the brightest on the block.

Why get your house washed? House washing keeps your home looking beautiful and prevents costly repairs. The key is regular maintenance. Allbrite recommends getting your house washed every two to three years.

Dirty Siding
Before and after house washing

 

Allbrite’s house washing service uses a combination of a biodegradable mixture and low-pressure application to tackle the mold, mildew and algae growing on your siding. The process used ensures all infestations are eradicated.

Allbrite offers extra protection for your home called Allbrite Armor. Allbrite Armor provides a polymer protection against the reformation of organic growth on the siding. Similar to putting a wax on your car after you clean it. Allbrite Armor is backed by a 2 year warranty!

Watch the video below to learn more about Allbrite Armor and the benefits.

 

From start to finish, Allbrite provides unbeatable customer service delivered by all-star employees.

Contact us today for a free estimate!

FAQ about house washing

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Benefits of Allbrite’s House Washing

FAQ, House Washing

When hiring a contractor it’s important to always get 3 standard estimates. Then compare each company and what they have to offer in order to make an informed decision based on your budget and needs as a consumer. 

When comparing Allbrite’s house washing service to other contractors in Maryland remember that our house wash includes the brightening of gutters and the cleaning of the downspouts, the soffits, siding, flashing, windows (rinsed), and shutters if present. 

Yes, you read that right — Gutter Brightening is included in our house wash!

 

We have a saying at Allbrite – think of your home as a face. The windows are the eyes and the gutters are the teeth. We aren’t going to wash the face of your home without brushing the teeth of it as well. 

With each house washing service, we hand scrub every gutter to remove the oxidation staining which removes the black streaky lines and faded coloring. 

There’s a difference between cleaning gutters and brightening gutters. We can clean your gutters the same way we will clean your siding (this will remove the mold, mildew and algae that’s on the face of the gutters) but that will not remove the black streaks.

Removing the black streaks is a separate process and requires more detail but it’s always included in our house washing service.

If you have any questions about our House Wash, check out our FAQ House Washing  page.

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Fence Restoration Project Day 2

Cedar Home Restoration, FAQ
We’re back here at this fence we cleaned on Tuesday getting ready to stain/seal it. We are using a natural tone cwf-uv stain, you can find this at any local Home Depot.

 

We’ve done a little prep work, got some of the sanding done and laid tarps down along with tapping off other areas that need to be covered. The process of staining isn’t necessarily hard rather tedious. If you plan to stain your fence or wood surface yourself, it is much easier with two sets of hands. Order some pizza and grab a buddy to help you conquer your project.

Our process is to spray the first coat on the fence, back-brushing that coat into the wood so it’s fully saturated, then come back at a different angle and spray a second coat of sealant on. Finishing off with back-brushing that last coat of sealant into the wood. This particular fence project used 30 gallons of sealant by the time we were finished. Glad we were able to finish before July 4th for this customer!

 

What can we help you wash?

 

✅Soft Wash Roof Cleaning
✅Gutter Cleaning
✅House Washing
✅Deck Cleaning
✅Concrete Cleaning

 

Give us a call to get a jump start on your next outdoor project!
410-ALLBRITE (410.255.2748)

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