Bigger walls
Commercial brick
Shopfronts, halls and apartment elevations get the same wash.
Commercial exteriorsHome Brick & masonry
Brick &
masonry
Brick siding, block, stone, chimneys and columns — cleaned without chewing out the joints.
Brick sidingBlock & stoneChimneys & columnsPorch piers & walls
Why brick dulls
Red goes gray
one winter at a time.
Brick is porous. It holds every season it has been through, and the change is slow enough that nobody notices it happening.
Algae & moss
Green and black bloom along shaded courses and anywhere water sits.
Efflorescence haze
The chalky white bloom that makes good brick look tired.
Soot & road grime
Chimneys, fireplaces and anything facing a busy road.
Mortar stays put
Old joints get less pressure, not more. Cleaning brick should not repoint it.
The difference
Clean brick reads
as a kept house.
Nothing changes a brick elevation faster. Same house, same trim, same landscaping — and it suddenly looks looked-after.
Full elevationsSingle wallsPorches & steps
Also in masonry
Anything laid
in courses.
Pairs well with
The drive & the walk
Washed brick over a gray driveway only makes the concrete look worse.
Concrete cleaningGood to know
Brick washing,
answered.
Will washing damage old mortar?
It can, if the pressure is wrong. Older and softer joints get a gentler setting, and anything already crumbling gets pointed out to you instead of blasted loose.
Can you get black streaks off?
Usually. Algae and soot lift well. Deep staining in porous brick sometimes fades rather than vanishes — you will hear that up front, not afterwards.
Do you do painted brick?
Yes, at lower pressure. Sound paint washes fine; paint that is already flaking will keep flaking, so it gets looked at before anything starts.
Free quote
Get the red back.
Send a photo of the wall and the quote comes back free.