Residential service
House Soft Washing
Stucco, siding, and painted trim can be damaged by the same pressure that works fine on concrete. We soft-wash the exterior instead — a low-pressure rinse paired with a solution suited to the surface — to lift dirt, cobwebs, and organic staining without forcing water behind siding or stripping paint.
What this addresses
- General dirt and dust buildup on stucco, siding, or trim
- Cobwebs and insect nests collecting under eaves and around windows
- Organic staining or mildew on shaded, north-facing walls
How it works
We apply a soft-wash solution suited to the exterior surface, let it work on the buildup, then rinse at low pressure — not the same high-pressure approach used on concrete.
Why it's worth doing
- Safe for stucco, siding, and painted surfaces when pressure washing isn't
- Lifts dirt and organic staining without forcing water behind siding
- Refreshes how the whole house presents from the street
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Serving these areas
House Soft Washing is available across our East County coverage, including:
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between house soft washing and pressure washing?
House soft washing uses low pressure and a cleaning solution suited to the surface to lift dirt and organic growth, rather than relying on high-pressure water alone — which is safer for stucco, siding, and painted trim.
Will it harm my landscaping?
We take care around plants and landscaping while we work. Let us know about anything especially sensitive when you request a quote.
How often should a house be washed?
It varies by exposure, shade, and what's growing nearby. We can give you a recommendation specific to your property.
Ready to get house soft washing scheduled?
Tell us about your property and we'll put together a free quote.
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