Trim & details
Soffit, fascia, shutters
The bits that read as “dingy house” even when the siding is clean.
Home House washing
House
washing
The whole house, from the top plate to the foundation — siding, soffit, porch and railings.
Vinyl sidingSoffit & fasciaPorches & railingsMarysville & Union County
What comes off
Green film.
Webs. Nests. Dust.
Siding does not go dirty overnight. It goes a shade darker every season until nobody remembers the original color.
Algae & green film
The shaded north wall is always the worst. It comes off the same as the sunny side.
Cobwebs & nests
Corners, soffit lines, porch ceilings and light fixtures — cleared, not just rinsed past.
Road film & dust
Anything on a county road picks up a gray band along the front. That band comes off.
Rust & drip marks
Streaks under gutters, vents and window corners get worked instead of ignored — see rust removal.
The approach
Pressure matched
to the surface.
Vinyl does not need to be blasted. It needs the right pressure held at the right distance, working a panel at a time.
No blown seamsNo zebra stripingRinsed clean
Also on the house
While we’re
already up there.
Rick’s own photo
Whole-property visits
Siding, drive and steps in one trip — most houses are a single visit.
Good to know
House washing,
answered.
Will it damage the vinyl?
Not when the pressure matches the panel. Vinyl gets a lower setting held further back than concrete ever would — the point is to lift the film, not drive water behind the siding.
Do my plants need covering?
Beds and shrubs along the wall get looked after before and after the wash. Point out anything fragile when you walk the property.
How long does a house take?
Most single-family houses in Union County are a few hours, not a few days. Bigger homes and two-storey elevations take longer.
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