Genesis 1:27

So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.

Services

Residential

Full service residential window cleaning services available

Commercial

Able to accomodate up to 5 story buildings for Commercial using Water Fed Pole Systems

Post-Construction

Many times windows will be left dirty or have residue, we specialize in cleaning this as well

Window Sill Refinishing

Restore your window sill with a new stain and varnish

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Softwashing

Soft washing is a less invasive way of cleaning exterior structures like houses ,garages and more. Even some interior structures such as car washes or storage buildings ect. Still using a pressure washer to rinse but not to clean, the cleaning is done by environmental friendly chemicals in low percentages. The type of chemical used is determined by the type of material that is being washed.

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Roof washing

Uses the same low pressure chemical make up as soft washing that allows us to kill and mitigate the black streaking on a lot of asphalt shingles you see around. The black streaking is a living organism called Gloeocapsa magma, which feeds on the limestone in your shingle. So by treating your roof with a sodium hypochlorite mixture will kill the organism and any other organic material growing on your roof thus prolonging the life of your roof. It is more expensive than house washing but cheaper than replacing a roof.

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Concrete cleaning ,surface cleaning ,and retaining wall cleaning

All these types of surfaces that can handle pressure we use a surface cleaner or a pressure washer wand with a turbo nozzle on to clean the surface. Both the surface cleaner and the turbo nozzle will not leave lines behind. Sometimes pre-and post treatments with sodium hypochlorite are done to treat mold and mildew or other organic growth on the surface.

Algae & Moss Prevention and Cleaning for Asphalt Roofing Systems – Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA)

Here are some friendly tips to discourage moss and algae growth on your roof:

1. Let the sunshine in: Trim tree branches that shade your roof to allow more sunlight to reach it. This helps create an environment that is less inviting for moss and algae to grow. It also helps minimize the accumulation of debris on the roof.
2. Clear away debris: Regularly remove any debris that starts to collect on your roof. You can use a leaf blower or a gentle method that won't damage the roof. This should be part of your regular maintenance routine to keep your roof clean.
3. Watch the airflow: Make sure that the airflow on your roof is directed downward, away from the slope. This helps prevent debris from getting trapped under the edges of the shingles, which can contribute to moss and algae growth.
4. Keep your gutters clean: Clean gutters promote proper water drainage, which is important for preventing moss and algae growth. Make sure your gutters are free from leaves and other debris. Also, avoid allowing gutters from an upper roof to drain directly onto a lower roof. Instead, extend the downspout from the upper roof into the lower gutter.
5. Consider preventive measures: When it's time to replace your roof, you can take additional steps to prevent algae and moss growth. You can use asphalt shingles that incorporate algae-resistant copper granules or add zinc or copper strips. These measures can help discourage both algae and moss. However, it's important to note that adding these strips to an existing roof is not recommended, as it may cause leaks or damage.

Remember, moss and algae growth on your roof can be unsightly and potentially lead to damage. By following these friendly tips and maintaining a regular roof maintenance program, you can keep your roof clean and prevent the spread of moss and algae to nearby roofs. If you do notice moss or algae, you can clean the roof with a mixture of bleach and water to prevent further growth.