Roof Washing in San Bernardino County

No. We don't walk the roof more than we need to, and we use low pressure, not blasting.

If the algae comes back during the warranty period, we come back and treat it. We'll explain the details with your quote.

Yes. We wash tile and shingle roofs throughout San Bernardino County.

It depends on the surface, square footage and how dirty it is. National cost guides put most whole-house washes around $212 to $447 and driveways around $100 to $250 (Angi). Loyal quotes most jobs over the phone or from photos.

Pressure washing uses high-pressure water for hard surfaces like concrete and pavers. Soft washing uses low pressure plus cleaning solutions for stucco, siding, roofs and painted surfaces, which high pressure can damage.

Only with the right method. We soft wash stucco, roofs, siding and paint, and save high pressure for concrete, pavers and masonry flatwork.

Most homes need it once a year, and twice a year near busy roads, the coast or dusty hillsides. Driveways and patios often look best cleaned every 6 to 12 months.

We use biodegradable solutions, pre-wet and rinse landscaping, and let everything dry before pets and kids go back out.

We pre-treat oil, rust, tire marks and gum. Most stains lighten a lot, though very old or deep stains may not disappear completely.

A typical house wash takes about two to four hours. Driveways and patios usually take one to two hours.

You don't need to be home. We need access to an outdoor spigot and the areas being cleaned.

Yes. We clean storefronts, sidewalks, drive-thrus, dumpster pads, parking structures and building exteriors, often overnight, with practices that keep wash water out of storm drains.

Yes. Painters need a clean surface for paint to bond, and a washed exterior photographs much better for listings.