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.
A cedar deck brought back from green-grey weathering to warm, even boards — the untouched half on the right is where it started.
Interlock with moss and dirt packed into every joint, surface-cleaned back to even stone — the right-hand half is untouched.
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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