
Algae and grime on siding is one of those things that sneaks up on you. It starts subtle - a little discoloration here, some dark streaking there - and before long the whole exterior looks worn out. That's exactly what we were dealing with on this St. Cloud home.
The siding had a heavy layer of green algae buildup running across the surface, especially concentrated around the window frame and trim. It's not just a cosmetic problem either. Left untreated, that kind of growth holds moisture against the siding and can cause real damage over time.
We came in with our soft wash process, which is the right call for vinyl siding like this. High pressure can force water behind panels and damage the surface. Soft washing uses the correct cleaning solution at low pressure to break down the algae at the root - not just blast it around. The window frame and trim got the same careful treatment so everything came out uniform.
The result is a home that looks like it was freshly painted. Bright trim, clean siding, no streaks or patches left behind. That's the difference between doing it right and just getting it done.
A good house wash is one of the highest-return maintenance calls you can make as a homeowner. It protects your siding, sharpens up your curb appeal, and costs a fraction of what a paint job or siding repair would run you.