20+

Years Of Business

Clear Away Years of Built-Up Grime

Professional power washing service for homes and exteriors throughout Greenwich, Connecticut.

Your home in Greenwich collects more than you might expect over the course of a year. Pollen settles into siding grooves, mildew creeps along shaded foundation walls, and driveways darken with oil residue and tire marks. Power washing removes these layers without scrubbing by hand, using controlled water pressure to lift dirt, organic growth, and stains that cling to exterior surfaces.

Greenwich home improvement provides power washing for siding, decks, driveways, walkways, and fences across Greenwich. The service also addresses mold removal, lichen stain treatment, and other surface buildup that accumulates in coastal Connecticut conditions. All technicians are licensed and insured, and the equipment used adjusts pressure based on the material being cleaned to avoid damage to wood, composite, or masonry.

If your exterior surfaces look darker than they did a few seasons ago, Greenwich home improvement can assess what needs attention and provide a detailed estimate for your property.

What Gets Removed and How It Works

Power washing in Greenwich typically starts with a walkthrough to identify problem areas such as algae streaks on north-facing walls or moss growth between paver joints. The technician selects the appropriate nozzle and adjusts the pressure setting based on what is being cleaned. Vinyl siding requires lower pressure than concrete, and wood surfaces need even gentler handling to prevent splintering.

After the wash, you will see the original color of your siding return, walkways that no longer feel slick underfoot, and deck boards free of the green or black discoloration caused by mildew. Surfaces dry cleaner and stay cleaner longer when organic matter is fully removed rather than just rinsed.

The process does not include painting, sealing, or repairs to damaged materials. If wood is rotted or siding is cracked, those issues should be addressed separately. Power washing prepares surfaces and restores appearance, but it does not fix underlying structural problems. The service works best when scheduled before staining a deck or repainting trim.

You probably have a question or two before moving forward.

Homeowners in Greenwich often ask about timing, safety around landscaping, and what to do if mold returns. These answers cover the most common concerns that come up during scheduling and site visits.

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What types of stains can power washing remove?
Power washing removes dirt, mold, mildew, algae, pollen, and most lichen stains from siding, concrete, and wood. Oil stains on driveways may lighten but often require additional treatment or degreasing agents depending on how long they have been there.
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How often should I schedule power washing for my home?
Most homes in Greenwich benefit from power washing every one to two years. Properties with more shade, near wooded areas, or facing north may need it annually due to faster mold and algae growth.
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Will power washing damage my siding or deck?
When done correctly with adjustable pressure settings and the right nozzle, power washing will not damage siding or wood. Greenwich home improvement uses lower pressure for softer materials and avoids directing the spray under siding edges or into gaps.
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What should I do to prepare my property before the service?
You should move any outdoor furniture, planters, or decorations away from the areas being washed. Close all windows and doors, and let the technician know if there are any loose boards or trim that need extra care.
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How long does it take for surfaces to dry after power washing?
Most surfaces dry within a few hours in warm weather, though shaded areas or porous materials like wood may take longer. You can walk on concrete and pavement as soon as the standing water is gone.

If you are noticing dark streaks on your siding or slippery spots on your walkway, Greenwich home improvement can evaluate your property and provide a straightforward estimate. The team brings the right equipment and adjusts the approach based on what your surfaces actually need.