The problem we see
Murfreesboro's one of the fastest-growing cities in the state, and we're out in Blackman, Stones River and The Gardens on a steady schedule. New construction throughout Rutherford County means a lot of fresh siding and big windows that need regular attention against pollen and hard water spotting.
How we approach it
If your driveway has gone dark with algae, your patio shows black streaks, or your siding looks dingy no matter how much it rains, pressure washing is the fix. We remove built-up dirt, algae, mildew, grime and surface stains from the outdoor areas that take the most abuse, and we use the right pressure and cleaning method for each surface so we clean thoroughly without causing damage.
What to expect on the day
Too much pressure can damage concrete, wood, siding or decorative finishes. Too little leaves stains and organic growth behind. We evaluate the material, the level of buildup and the type of staining before we ever turn on a machine, then adjust pressure and combine it with surface-safe cleaning solutions to get the right result.
- Black or grey streaks on siding, walkways or patios
- Green algae or moss on concrete and pavers
- Chalky white or grey film that doesn't rinse off with a hose
