Pressure Washing · Charleston Lowcountry
Pressure Washing in Moncks Corner & the Charleston Lowcountry
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- 9 Years Experience
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Overview
Pressure Washing done properly
In this climate, a house does not need repainting nearly as often as it needs washing. Mildew and algae colonize the shaded elevations, pine pollen coats everything each spring, and driveways and walkways green over. Most homes that look tired are actually just dirty.
We wash siding, soffits, fascia, gutter faces, driveways, sidewalks, patios, decks and fences — matching the pressure and the cleaning solution to the surface, because vinyl, fiber cement, brick, stucco, concrete and soft old wood do not all want the same treatment.
Pollen season, mildew season, and the gap between them
Two things drive the washing calendar here. Pine and oak pollen blankets the Lowcountry through spring and turns light-colored siding and white trim visibly yellow. Then the humidity settles in and mildew takes hold on north-facing walls, shaded soffits and anything under a tree canopy.
Late spring, once the pollen has finished falling, is the practical window for a house wash — and it happens to be the right time to find out whether the exterior actually needs repainting or just needed cleaning.
How we work
Our Pressure Washing Process
No surprises. This is the order the job runs in, and what each stage is actually for.
- 1
Identify the surface and the soiling
Mildew, algae, pollen, rust, oil and general grime all come off differently. What we use is chosen for what is actually on the surface.
- 2
Protect the surroundings
Plants and beds wetted and covered, lights and outlets protected, doors and windows checked, and furniture moved clear.
- 3
Wash at the right pressure
Siding gets a low-pressure soft wash that cleans without driving water behind the boards. Concrete gets the pressure it can take. Old wood gets the least.
- 4
Rinse thoroughly
Surfaces and surrounding landscaping rinsed down so nothing is left to dry on and streak.
What you get
Why homeowners book us for it
The things that make the difference on a pressure washing job — and the things that get skipped when a price looks too good.
Soft washing for siding
Forcing high pressure at lap siding drives water behind it. Siding is soft-washed with a cleaning solution that does the work instead.
The right first step before painting
Washing is included in every exterior repaint we do. If your house does not need paint yet, washing on its own often buys you another season or two.
Driveways and walkways
Concrete and paver surfaces cleaned of algae and organic staining — the difference is usually dramatic and immediate.
Insured crew on your property
Water at pressure near windows, lights and landscaping is not a place to cut corners. We are insured, and proof of insurance comes with your estimate.
Photos of this service
Our published project photography does not yet include a pressure washing job, and we would rather show you nothing than show you somebody else’s work. The portfolio has our real exterior, deck, dock and finish-carpentry photos — and our Facebook and TikTok feeds get new job photos as they happen.
See the portfolioQuestions
Pressure Washing FAQs
What homeowners ask before booking pressure washing.
Not the way we do it. Siding is soft-washed at low pressure with a cleaning solution rather than blasted. High pressure at lap siding drives water behind the boards, which is a problem you do not want.
Often, yes. A great deal of what reads as faded paint in this climate is mildew, algae and pollen sitting on top of a coating that is still sound. We will tell you straight if that is what we see.
Yes — driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, decks and fences, as well as house washing.
Other services
While we are at your home
Most of our jobs combine two or three of these. Ask for them together and we will quote them together.
Get a free pressure washing estimate
Tell us about the pressure washing you have in mind and we will come and look at it. Free, no obligation, within about 35 miles of Moncks Corner.