About Us

1. We provide a written quote explaining all the work to be done.
2. We begin by removing the old sealer/stain with a stripping solution. Our process is environmentally friendly and will not harm your pets, plants or grass.
3. Next, we gently wash your wood with a power washer using low pressure. We do not use high pressure because that will damage your wood.
4. The wood is then treated with a neutralizing agent that will brighten the wood and prepare it for our sealer/stain.
5. The wood must then dry (several days, depending on the weather) to a moisture content of 12% or less. We use sophisticated moisture meters to electronically read the moisture in the wood to ensure the wood is dry in order for the sealer/stain to bond properly.
6. We then seal/stain your wood by hand (we use sprayers for fences and very specific circumstances) with a penetrating oil based semi-transparent sealer/stain that we warranty will not crack or peel. The sealer/stain protects your wood from the sun’s harmful UV rays, resists algae and moss, and repels water.

First impressions last. This statement has always been true when it comes to homes. A variety of harsh elements stick onto the siding of your home and can cause permanent stains. Some of the things that attack your siding include acid rain, algae, molds, and a wide variety of pollutants.

Acid rain can weaken the metal components of your exterior through corrosion. They can also cause brick crumbling. The acidic precipitation can damage marble and limestone in a similar fashion.

Algae thrives in moisture. Algae causes damage to quality siding materials. Even if your siding is made of vinyl, the real damage of algae may be underneath. Molds don’t only stain your home’s exterior. When there’s extensive contamination, molds can cause allergic reactions and other ailments. They can also eat away at the vulnerable areas of a structure.

We offer complete exterior house washing services.

• We provide a written quote explaining all the work to be done.
• We begin by removing the old sealer/stain with a stripping solution. Our process is environmentally friendly and will not harm your wood, pets, plants or grass.
• Next, we wash your home with a power washer using low pressure. We do not use high pressure because that will damage your wood.
• Your home is then treated with a neutralizing agent that will brighten the wood and prepare it for our sealer/stain.
• Your wood siding must then dry (several days, depending on the weather) to a moisture content of 12% or less. We have sophisticated moisture meters to electronically read the moisture in the wood to insure the wood is dry in order for the sealer/stain to bond properly.
• We will thoroughly inspect all caulking around windows, doors and other entry points and re-caulk where needed.
• We then seal/stain your log or cedar siding with a penetrating oil based sealer/stain that will never crack or peel. The sealer/stain protects your wood from the sun’s harmful UV rays, resists algae and mildew, and repels water.