Green film and shaded walls
Show the affected walls, nearby landscaping and areas that stay shaded. Ask which surfaces and growth are included in the proposed work.
Green film on the siding? Streaks under the eaves? Start with the areas you want cleaned. Share your address and optional photos, then review a written scope and price for your home before scheduling.

These are surfaces you can ask us to review. Your written estimate should identify exactly which surfaces are included and which are separate — gutters and porches only if agreed in that written scope.
Height and access need review before the scope is confirmed. If a surface needs a different service, that should be called out in the written estimate.
Material, condition, access, and nearby landscaping all matter when discussing the cleaning approach. Include existing damage and any areas of concern in your request.
Photos help explain the work you want quoted. Some properties may need an on-site assessment.
Snap the walls you'd like reviewed from the ground — front, back, and any sides of concern.
Your street address helps us look at the property and access before discussing scope.
Gates, locked yards, pets, or tight spaces between homes — anything we should know before arriving.
If photos don't give us enough to discuss scope accurately, an on-site assessment may be possible.
Photos can be taken safely from the ground — no ladder or roof climbing is needed to send details.
The estimate depends on the surfaces and scope being discussed. Include any other areas you would like reviewed in the same request.
Know your exterior
Describe what you see and what the exterior is made of. Different marks and finishes need different scope questions before a cleaning approach is confirmed.
Show the affected walls, nearby landscaping and areas that stay shaded. Ask which surfaces and growth are included in the proposed work.
Flag loose paint, chalky residue and existing damage. Cleaning and finish restoration are separate questions; discuss the condition before agreeing to work.
Include close-up and wider photos of the concern. Ask whether a mark is within the proposed wash scope, requires separate treatment or may remain.
Send your address and up to five optional ground-level photos through the photo estimate form. Describe any areas you cannot photograph.
Review a written estimate covering the proposed surfaces, exclusions and price before deciding whether to schedule.
If the scope works for you, confirm scheduling with the team and we arrange the service.
Tell us what you want cleaned. Photos are optional; review your written scope and price before you decide.