Power Washing in Deans, NJ

Your Home Looks New Again

Professional exterior cleaning that removes years of buildup and restores your property’s original beauty.

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What Clean Exteriors Actually Do

Your home stops looking tired and starts looking cared for. That green tinge disappears from your siding, and suddenly your house stands out for the right reasons instead of blending into the background with every other neglected property on the block.

The black streaks vanish from your roof. Your deck becomes a place you actually want to spend time again instead of something you avoid showing guests. Your driveway and walkways look intentional instead of stained and forgotten.

When your exterior surfaces are properly cleaned, you’re not just getting rid of dirt. You’re removing the algae that eats away at your siding, the mold that creates health concerns, and the grime that makes everything look older than it actually is. Your property value reflects the care you put into it, and your neighbors notice the difference.

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We Know New Jersey Exteriors

We’ve been cleaning homes throughout Deans and the surrounding Middlesex County area for years. We understand what New Jersey weather does to your exterior surfaces and how to fix it properly.

We’ve seen every type of staining, algae growth, and surface damage that happens in this climate. From vinyl siding that’s turned green to composite decks covered in slippery buildup, we know exactly what it takes to get your surfaces back to looking right.

You’re not getting a fly-by-night operation or someone learning on your property. You’re getting a team that shows up when scheduled, uses the right equipment for each surface, and leaves your property looking the way it should.

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Here's How We Clean Everything

We start by walking your property with you to identify what needs attention and explain our approach for each surface. Different materials need different methods, and we make sure you understand what we’re doing and why.

For your house washing, we use soft wash techniques on delicate surfaces like siding and roofing, which means controlled pressure that removes contaminants without damage. For harder surfaces like concrete patios and driveways, we use higher pressure to blast away embedded stains and buildup.

Deck cleaning gets special attention because wood and composite materials each have specific requirements. We adjust our pressure and cleaning solutions to restore the surface without causing damage that leads to expensive repairs later.

Everything gets rinsed thoroughly, and we do a final walkthrough to make sure every area meets our standards before we consider the job complete. You’ll see the difference immediately, and it lasts.

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What's Included In Your Cleaning

Your exterior cleaning covers every surface that needs attention. House washing removes algae, mold, and dirt from siding, brick, and trim. Roof cleaning eliminates those black streaks and organic growth that make your roof look aged and neglected.

Deck power washing restores wood and composite surfaces to their original appearance and removes the slippery algae that makes outdoor spaces unsafe. Patio cleaning and paver cleaning bring back the original colors and textures of your hardscaping.

We handle the details that make the difference. Gutters get cleaned of exterior buildup, walkways become safe to walk on again, and every surface gets the specific treatment it needs. You’re not getting a one-size-fits-all approach that misses half the problem areas.

How often should I have my house pressure washed?

Most homes in New Jersey benefit from professional house washing every 12-18 months, depending on your specific conditions. If your property has a lot of tree coverage or faces north where surfaces stay damp longer, you might need cleaning annually. Homes with less shade and good air circulation can often go two years between cleanings. The key indicators are visible algae growth, discoloration, or that general dingy appearance that makes your house look older than it is. Regular cleaning actually saves money long-term because it prevents the deep staining and surface damage that require more intensive treatment later.

Will power washing damage my siding or roof?

Proper power washing won’t damage your exterior surfaces when done correctly. The key is using the right pressure and technique for each material. We use soft wash methods for delicate surfaces like vinyl siding, wood, and roofing materials, which means lower pressure combined with specialized cleaning solutions. Concrete and brick can handle higher pressure, but even then, we adjust based on the age and condition of the surface. DIY pressure washing often causes damage because homeowners use too much pressure or the wrong angle. Professional equipment and experience make the difference between effective cleaning and expensive repairs.

What's the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?

Soft washing uses lower pressure (under 500 PSI) combined with specialized cleaning solutions to remove organic growth, algae, and stains. It’s ideal for roofs, siding, and other surfaces that can be damaged by high pressure. Traditional pressure washing uses higher pressure (1500-4000 PSI) to blast away dirt and stains from harder surfaces like concrete, brick, and stone. Most professional exterior cleaning jobs use both methods depending on what surface we’re treating. The cleaning solutions in soft washing do most of the work, while the water just rinses away the dead organic material and loosened dirt.

How long does it take to power wash a house?

A typical single-family home takes 3-6 hours for complete exterior cleaning, depending on the size of the house and what services you need. House washing alone usually takes 2-3 hours, while adding deck cleaning, driveway cleaning, and roof cleaning extends the timeline. The actual washing is just part of the process – we spend time on setup, moving outdoor furniture and decorations, and doing a thorough final inspection. Weather conditions can affect timing too, since we won’t work in high winds or during rain. We’ll give you a realistic timeframe when we assess your property so you can plan accordingly.

Do I need to be home during the power washing?

You don’t need to be present for the entire cleaning process, but we do recommend being available at the start for a walkthrough and at the end for final inspection. During the initial walkthrough, we’ll point out any areas of concern and explain our approach for different surfaces. We’ll also need access to water spigots and may need to move some outdoor items. Most of our clients prefer to be around during the work, but it’s not required once we’ve covered the details. We’ll contact you when we’re finished so you can see the results and ask any questions about maintenance or future cleaning schedules.

What should I do to prepare for power washing service?

Close all windows and doors, and remove or secure any loose outdoor decorations, furniture cushions, and lightweight items that could be affected by water or wind. Move vehicles away from the immediate work area, especially if we’re cleaning driveways or walkways. Turn off any outdoor electrical equipment and cover sensitive plants or flowers near the house if you’re concerned about cleaning solutions. We’ll handle moving most outdoor furniture and larger items, but securing small decorations and personal items helps prevent anything from getting damaged or lost. Make sure we have access to exterior water spigots, and let us know about any specific concerns or problem areas you want us to focus on.

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