Before & after
Proof, not promises.
Every photo here is a real job from a real Simcoe County home. This is what "take pride in the work" looks like when the water dries.
Green algae and organic staining soft-washed off the siding — back to an even, clean finish.
Vinyl siding brought back to a clean, even finish from top to bottom.
Grey, weathered porch boards revived with a wood-safe wash.
Stamped concrete walkway — years of grime lifted and the colour back.
Vinyl fencing soft-washed — grime and spotting gone, no blasting.
Weather-stained siding washed back to clean around the windows.
Heavy green algae dissolved off the siding with a low-pressure soft wash.
Siding and soffits brought back to an even, clean finish.
Eaves, soffits and fascia washed back to white — no ladder against the house.
Fascia and soffit detail on a brick home, cleaned back to bright white.
Whole gable end — algae streaks soft-washed away and the siding even again.
Interlock walkway — moss and growth in the joints lifted out.
Window track and sill — grit, cobwebs and black build-up vacuumed and wiped out of the channel so the sash runs clean again.
Weathered deck boards washed back to clean, ready to seal.
The view from your own boots: silvered, mossy boards on one side, the same deck washed back to warm cedar on the other.
Green-grey weathering on the left, the same cedar deck washed back to warm, even boards on the right.
Moss and dirt packed into every joint on the left, the same interlock surface-cleaned back to even stone on the right.
Patio pavers — embedded moss and black growth surface-cleaned away.
Gutter face and soffit brought back to a clean, even white as part of a full house wash — the dark oxidation striping washed off.
A guarded eavestrough matted over with cedar needles and leaves, cleared back to free-running — proof that guards slow debris down but don’t stop it.
Mid-pass on a gutter face and soffit: the black oxidation streaking on the left, the same run back to white on the right. Eaves brightening is part of a full house wash.
Soft-washed to kill the moss at the root. The clean shot is a few weeks later — the dead moss dries and sheds on its own, which is how the treatment is meant to work.
Oxidation removal — the chalky UV haze dissolved and hand-brushed off, the original blue back. Same siding, no paint.
Divided-lite clerestories in a cedar great room — hazy, hard-water-spotted glass detailed pane by pane until it reads crisp from the floor.
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