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No. Even though we know that the average person can pick up a pressure washer and start advertising their services it takes experience and knowledge to operate this equipment effectively. If you put a pressure washer in the hands of an unskilled worker there could be serious damage done to your property.

Various companies offer pressure washing at lower prices because they use harmful chemicals without professional equipment, and/or lack proper insurance and expertise. Usually, they damage your property or do unsatisfactory work because they cut corners. According to the Better Business Bureau, very low-priced offers and services equate to the most complaints and unresolved issues. Our pricing is competitive while still affordable with the highest quality cleaning service that you will find in the Triangle area!

It depends on a few things - One is how much sunlight that your home receives. Vinyl sided homes tend to accumulate mold and mildew on their shady sides. All structures are susceptible to environmental contaminants and becoming an eyesore over time. We suggest pressure washing your home at least once per year. 

No.  All that we require is that you close all your windows, clear your driveway, and clear your deck of items (like grills and furniture). You can receive an electronic invoice once we finish and you are satisfied with our work.

Yes. Although we hold 275 gallons on our truck, that only lasts for 20 to 30 minutes. As most of our jobs take longer than that, we need to have access to an outdoor water source.

Most likely mold as it needs moisture (humidity) to grow. We remove mold with our low-pressure method and commercial grade cleaning chemicals.

No. Our safe and biodegradable cleaning chemicals will not harm your home or landscape. Over many years of research and the use of various products, we know what works best. As an extra step, we saturate your vegetation before, during, and after the cleaning process to ensure that your plants and home are not damaged.

Yes, all of our customers are added to our reminder list. We notify you through e-mail when it's time for your next service.

A waterfed pole makes the job of washing windows easy. This is especially true when the windows are higher than human height because the waterfed pole can be lengthened.

The waterfed pole should only make use of purified water which is pumped at high pressure, to clean the windows. The wet brush at the end of the pole is used to scrub all the grime and dirt that have accumulated on them.

Put those clumsy pails and hoses aside. They make the job of cleaning windows longer and harder.

The waterfed pole you should use should conveniently come with a double goose neck that makes it easy for you to add a brush or a squeegee to the end of the pole, enabling the cleaning process to be more efficient and comprehensive.

And it's not only dirty windows that can't escape the wrath of the waterfed pole. All the hard to reach grimy surfaces of your office building and home are easily washed with it too, because it its length and the strong water pressure.

Usually, a house has 20 to 50 windows. To clean these dirty windows, you need a proper washing system. Now, it may not be always possible for you to call professional window cleaners. Hence, many people wash their residential windows themselves.

Ladders, buckets, window cleaning solutions, squeegees, scrubbers, and more window washing tools are required to clean a window. But, if you use a water fed pole system, then you can finish washing all your windows quickly without streaks left behind.

Here is how to do residential window cleaning with a pure water system:

1) Equipment Needed

To start window washing, you need - a backpack with a powerful motor, a water-fed pole, a hose, and distilled water. Your water-fed pole should be extendable and it should have a soft brush on its top.

2) Test Water and Purify It

Now, you have to test how dirty of your home's water is, so you may need to purchase a TDS (total dissolved solids) meter and test your home water. Then, use DI filters or portable RO filters to purify the water.

Your goal is to get 'zero' (0) on the TDS meter. '0' PPM is soft and pure water and you should use it to clean your windows.

3) Connect The Water-fed Brush

After that, fill your backpack with the purified water. Then, connect one end of the hose to the backpack and the other end to the water-fed pole.

4) Start Washing

The water fed pole has a (controller) trigger. When you press the trigger the water comes from the backpack and travels through the pole. Thus, you can get water on your windows whenever you need it. So, wet your windows and use the brush to clean all the dirt and grime.

5) Rinse The Windows

At last, you should rinse the windows well with pure water. Then, leave your windows to dry. You will get streak-free windows at the end of the day.