Fort Worth, TX
House Washing in Fort Worth, TX
Older masonry and painted trim under a heavy tree canopy.
From $150Every price is quoted after we look at the surface, and it does not change on the invoice.
5.0on GoogleThe established west side neighborhoods are almost all soft wash work, and not by preference. Older brick, original masonry, aging mortar and painted wood trim are exactly the surfaces that high pressure damages, and the damage is not subtle: blown mortar joints and stripped paint that cost far more to fix than the wash did.
The tree canopy that makes these streets attractive is also what drives the problem. Shaded walls and roof planes stay damp, and damp is all algae needs. Houses along Camp Bowie and through Ridglea often need the north and east faces treated more thoroughly than the sunny sides, which is a difference you can only see by walking the property first.
Local conditions in Fort Worth
- Restaurant and retail grease. This is the densest concentration of drive-thru lanes, dumpster pads and shared sidewalks in our service area. Grease tracks out of the service area and across the whole lot, and it is the single most common commercial call we get here.
- Parking structures with limited drainage. Garages cannot simply be flushed. The water has to be controlled and directed, and the work has to happen deck by deck so the structure stays open. That is a different skill from washing a flat lot.
- Mature trees over older homes. The established west side neighborhoods have real tree canopy, which means shaded roof planes that streak, tannin staining on walks and patios, and gutters that fill faster than anyone expects.
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Surfaces we clean
- Vinyl, fiber cement and wood siding
- Brick and mortar
- Natural and cultured stone
- Stucco
- Eaves, soffits and fascia
- Porch ceilings and columns
What the job includes
We protect the landscaping first
Beds and plantings get pre-wet before anything else happens, and rinsed again at the end. Nothing goes on the house until the ground around it is covered.
Solution on at low pressure
Enough dwell time to kill the algae and mildew rather than just knocking the color off it. This is the step that decides whether the green stays gone.
A full rinse, top to bottom
Every washed surface gets rinsed the same way, so you do not end up with a clean patch next to a dirty one.
Photos before and after
Every area we touch, sent to you when the job is done. You see the difference on the surfaces you cannot get a look at yourself.
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Brandon did a great job on my fence and driveway and patio deck! Very informative walking me through pricing and expectations as he was the 3rd company that tried to do this finally achieved the results we wanted!
Couldn't have asked for better service. My driveway turned out amazing
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Answers
House Washing questions
If it is not here, text us. You will get a real answer, not a sales pitch.
- Will a soft wash strip my paint or damage the siding?
- No. That risk comes from high pressure, and a soft wash does not use it. The pressure at the surface is closer to a garden hose than a pressure washer. The cleaning is done by the solution, not by force.
- How long before the algae comes back?
- Most houses go two to three years before the north side starts to turn again, depending on how much shade and moisture that wall gets. A wash that only knocks the color off without killing the growth will come back within a season, which is the usual reason people think house washing does not last.
- Do you wash the gutters too?
- Yes, and it is worth doing at the same time. Clearing the trough and brightening the face both happen off the same ladder, so bundling them costs less than booking gutters separately later.
Get a real number, not a guess
Send a photo of the surface and we will tell you what it takes and what it costs. Most quotes come back the same day.