November through February
Washing slows. Gutters do not. Guests still come. Lake houses still sit empty. This is the season we built the rest of the company around — lights, checks, and a single day for the list that never fit a specialist.
Book winter work
The plan
The plan that carries the company through the cold months and carries the house through guests. Gutters, leaves, lights, a property check, and one house-call day.
Deck cleaning that does not turn the pool green the next morning.
A sealer on clean concrete so clay and water stop soaking straight into the slab.
Wood and composite decks cleaned without raising the grain into a fuzz.
A wash, a dry day, and a stain so the deck makes it through another Georgia summer.
Docks, lifts, and boathouses on West Point Lake cleaned without dumping the wrong chemistry in the water.
Pollen and film rinsed off panels without walking a brittle roof or using a harsh chemical.
Leaves and grit pulled out, then a flush so winter rain leaves the house instead of the fascia.
Beds, corners, and the roof valleys of leaves that make a kept house look closed for the season.
Warm-white lights on the eaves and columns — restrained, even, and taken seriously.
Lights down, clipped clean, and labeled if you want them next year.
A walk of a house you are not living in — lake place, listing, or a primary home while you are away.
Door sweeps, worn weatherstrip, and the daylight you can see under the threshold.
A half day or a full day for the list on the fridge. One arrival, one standard.
Doors that stick, latches that do not catch, and hardware that looks tired on an otherwise serious entry.
The short list before family, a wedding weekend, or a houseful at the lake.
Second- and third-story gutters emptied from a lift, then flushed, so winter rain stops staining the brick.
Wood roofs and cedar sidewalls cleaned gently. These surfaces do not get a rental-store washer.
Boats and personal watercraft at the lake house, washed without forcing water into the bilge electronics.
Gutters, lights, checks, and house calls — booked through Alton.
Alton Johns answers (706) 415-7564.