Tips & Guides
What every homeowner in the Fraser Valley should know about exterior cleaning.
That green fuzz on your shingles isn't cosmetic. It's eating your roof from underneath, and most homeowners don't find out until they're looking at a $10,000 replacement.
The general answer is once a year. But the more useful answer depends on what your driveway is actually dealing with and what you're letting sit on it.
They're not interchangeable. Using the wrong method on the wrong surface strips paint, cracks siding, and in some cases voids your manufacturer warranty.
Blocked gutters are one of the most overlooked maintenance items on a home. The cleaning costs a few hundred dollars. The damage from not cleaning them can cost tens of thousands.
After a Fraser Valley winter, most homes have six months of green buildup, stained concrete, and weathered surfaces that need attention. Here's where to start.
A deck that looks grey and tired usually isn't damaged; it's dirty. The difference between a deck that needs replacing and one that needs cleaning is often just a few hours of work.
Those dark streaks running down your siding aren't dirt. They're a specific organism that feeds on moisture and organic material, and scrubbing won't stop them from returning.
