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Exterior cleaning built for salt air

We clean houses, roofs, driveways, decks and gutters across the Ocean County shore, using the gentlest method that will actually do the job.

Why the method matters more than the pressure

Most of what grows on a shore-area house is biological. Salt film holds moisture against siding, and mildew, algae and lichen take hold in it. Blasting that off with high pressure removes the stain for a season and drives water where it does not belong, behind siding, under shingles, into window frames.

Soft washing treats the growth instead of grinding it off. A low-pressure application does the work chemically, the surface rinses clean, and the result lasts longer because the organism is gone rather than knocked back.

High pressure still has its place. Concrete, pavers and some hardscape want it, and we use it there. The judgement of which surface gets which method is most of the craft in this trade.

How we work

We look before we quote

Surfaces differ, and so does what is growing on them. We come out, identify it, and put the price in writing before anything starts.

Plants and pets first

Landscaping gets rinsed down before and after, and we work around pets and outdoor furniture rather than asking you to move your day around us.

Licensed and insured

Coverage is in place before a hose turns on at your property, and we will show you the certificate if you would like to see it.

Where we work

  • Toms River, Brick and Point Pleasant
  • The barrier island from Seaside to Island Beach
  • Lacey, Forked River and Waretown
  • Manahawkin and the Long Beach Island causeway communities
  • Commercial and HOA properties across Ocean County

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Get your free estimate

Tell us the surface and the trouble, and we will come out, look at it, and quote it in writing. No obligation.

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