“Wash the house” is not enough detail for a useful quote.
Crandall house-washing requests are easier to scope when the caller separates front, side and rear elevations and identifies access restrictions. Exterior materials may change around the home, so the cleaning method should change with them.
Brick & masonry
Mortar condition, cracks, age, organic growth and efflorescence matter before a provider chooses pressure or treatment.
Painted or manufactured siding
Oxidation, chalking, peeling paint, loose caulk and damaged panels should be identified before cleaning.
Not every mark is removable dirt.
Organic growth
Algae and mildew often respond better to controlled treatment and lower pressure than aggressive blasting.
Oxidation
Chalky or faded finishes can behave differently from ordinary soil.
Soil & splashback
Lower walls, garage corners and entry areas can collect splashback from landscaping and hardscape runoff.
Walk the exterior once before calling.
- Home height and second-story areas.
- Side-gate width and rear access.
- Exterior outlets, cameras, lights and door seals.
- Loose trim, cracked caulk or peeling finishes.
- Landscaping directly against the walls.
- Where rinse water can safely move.
Ask what “house washing” includes.
Confirm whether siding or brick only is included, or whether soffits, fascia, trim, garage doors, porch ceilings and entry areas are part of the quote.
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