Pressure washing and soft washing in LaGrange, GA
I’m Alton. I wash houses, roofs, driveways and businesses. What needs attention? I’ll look at your photos and tell you straight. You talk to me, not a call center.
Call (706) 415-7564Get a price estimateSend photos for a straight quote
Price agreed before a hose comes off the reel.
Real jobs I did in LaGrange.
I work about 60 miles around LaGrange: Newnan, West Point, Valley, Hogansville, and nearby West Georgia and East Alabama.
Licensed business in Troup County, fully insured for exterior cleaning. Not plumbing or electrical.
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What customers say
Customers leave their reviews on Google, in their own words.
What’s on your house?
Match what you see to what it usually is. The color decides the treatment.
- Comes cleanBlack streaks running down the roofRoof algae. It feeds on the filler in the shingles and spreads every year.Comes clean with a low-pressure treatmentBlack streaks →
- Comes cleanGreen or black film on the shady wallMildew and algae. The side that never dries grows it first.Usually washes cleanMildew →
- May only lightenOrange-pink on the drive or the bottom of the wallGeorgia red clay. It is soil, not growth, so bleach does nothing to it.Lifts a long way; old clay can leave a shadowRed clay →
- May only lightenOrange dots and fans where the sprinkler hitsIron from well water, fertilizer or metal.Lifts from the surface; comes back if the source keeps feeding itRust stains →
- May only lightenA dark spot where the car parksOil, grease or another petroleum stain.Fresh drips move; old oil often ghostsOil stains →
- Not dirtWhite chalk on vinyl or gutters when you rub itOxidation. The finish itself is wearing out.Washing cleans it but won’t bring the color backOxidation →
- May only lightenTea-colored marks where leaves satTannin from leaves, acorns and mulch.Treated; open concrete may keep a shadowTannin →
- Comes cleanYellow film on everything in springPine pollen.Rinses off with a washPollen →
What I wash
Tap the one you need. Each page says how I do the job and what changes the price.
- House soft washing
- Roof soft washing
- Metal roof wash
- Driveway cleaning
- Concrete cleaning
- Patio cleaning
- Deck cleaning
- Brick washing
- Vinyl siding wash
- Stucco soft wash
- Wood fence cleaning
- Metal fence cleaning
- Gutter cleaning
- Storefront cleaning
- Commercial exterior
Small fixes around the outside
How a job goes
Send photos
One to four photos, your town and your mobile number. A wide shot and a close-up help. No account.
I look and tell you straight
I look at the photos myself and tell you what it is, what will come clean and what may only lighten.
We agree the price
The price is agreed before the hose comes off the reel. Dirt, mildew, algae and pollen are never an upcharge. Red clay, rust, oil, grease, gum and graffiti are quoted separately.
I do the work
Plants get watered before and after. I walk the yard before I leave, and if something isn’t right, I tell you that day.
Straight answers
- Do you pressure wash roofs?
- No. Shingles are never pressure washed. I treat the algae at low pressure and let the rain finish the rinse.
- Is your soft wash chemical-free?
- No. The house and roof mix is diluted sodium hypochlorite and a surfactant, set for the surface. I water the plants before and after.
- Will the red clay come out of my driveway?
- Fresh clay usually does. Clay ground into open concrete for years often lightens and leaves a shadow. I tell you which before any work.
- How do I get a price?
- Two ways. The price calculator gives you a price for your place in about a minute from your address and a few answers. Or send one to four photos and I look at them myself. Either way the price is agreed before any work, and it never goes up without your OK.
- How far do you go?
- About 60 miles around LaGrange: Newnan, West Point, Valley, Hogansville, and nearby West Georgia and East Alabama. Outside that, call. A full day might be a yes.
- Do you do plumbing or electrical?
- No. I run a licensed business in Troup County, fully insured for exterior cleaning. Small exterior fixes can ride along on a wash visit, but never plumbing, electrical or structural work.
The West Georgia year
Spring
Pine pollen turns everything yellow. A full wash after the heaviest pollen has fallen lasts longer. Spring light also shows the roof streaks that were there all winter.
Good times to callSummer
Heat and humidity grow mildew on the north walls and algae on the roof. The shaded side always shows it first.
Why the north wall looks worseFall
Leaves, pine straw and sweetgum balls fill the gutters. Clean them before the winter rains, and before a house goes on the market.
Gutter cleaningWinter
Washes slow down in the cold. It is the season for small exterior fixes you can point at from the yard, and for getting ready for a freeze.
Before the first freeze
Pressure washing in LaGrange
LaGrange is home base. The truck starts here, so a house in town is usually the simplest schedule.
Recent jobs here: green and cream siding, a gable end, brick steps, a concrete pool deck and a flagstone patio.