Where Efficiency Meets Reliability.
Exterior washing that removes mildew, algae, and grime from public building facades.
Persistent moisture leaves civic building exteriors coated in mildew, algae, and organic staining that degrade finishes and appearance. Our crews apply low-pressure soft washing and appropriate cleaning agents to lift growth without damaging siding, masonry, or coatings. Regular washing protects the building envelope, extends coating life, and keeps facilities looking cared for. All work follows runoff and containment best practices to protect nearby stormwater systems.
Removes mildew, algae, and staining from facades; Protects coatings and substrates with low-pressure methods; Extends the interval between repainting cycles; Improves the public appearance of civic buildings; Follows runoff and stormwater protection practices
1) Inspect siding, masonry, and coating sensitivity; 2) Apply cleaning agents to lift organic growth; 3) Soft-wash and rinse at substrate-safe pressures; 4) Manage runoff and document completed areas
Building footprint and surface area; Facade materials and pressure sensitivity; Severity of mildew and organic staining; Access, height, and equipment needs; Runoff containment and site protection requirements
Building washing is most effective in spring and summer when surfaces dry well and mildew growth peaks.