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House Washing in Charleston & Mount Pleasant

House washing restores the color and clarity of your exterior without blasting it with high pressure. For most Lowcountry siding, that means a low-pressure soft wash that treats the organic growth at its source.

Freshly soft-washed white Lowcountry home with a clean porch and blue shutters

Charleston's warm, humid, salt-laden air is hard on exterior surfaces. Over time, siding collects a green or gray film of algae and mildew, and salt residue dulls paint and trim. A pressure washer set too high can force water behind siding or etch softer materials, so we match the method to the surface.

Our soft wash approach uses low pressure and cleaning solutions that break down organic growth, then a thorough rinse. The result is an even, brightened finish across vinyl, fiber cement, stucco, brick, and painted wood — without the streaks or damage that aggressive pressure can cause.

Before we start, we look at landscaping, downspouts, light fixtures, and any areas that need extra care. Plants near the foundation are pre-wet and rinsed, and we communicate anything we notice about your exterior along the way.

What's included

  • Low-pressure soft wash of siding, stucco, brick, or painted wood
  • Treatment of algae, mildew, and mold at the root
  • Eaves, soffits, and trim within safe reach
  • Pre-wetting and rinsing of surrounding plants
  • Spot attention to salt film and organic staining
  • Final walkthrough to confirm results

Best suited for

Vinyl and fiber cement sidingStucco and painted woodBrick and masonry exteriorsHomes with green or gray algae streaks

FAQs

House Washing questions, answered

No. Soft washing is designed to be surface-safe. We use low pressure and appropriate cleaning solutions so siding, stucco, and painted surfaces are cleaned without the etching or water intrusion that high pressure can cause.

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