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A Capitol Hill homeowner asked us to refresh their large picture windows after months of rain marks, pollen, and hard water spots had left the glass looking dull. We cleaned the interior and exterior of each pane using a pure-water pole system and professional squeegee technique, plus a careful wipe-down of frames and sills. The home now has clearer views, brighter rooms, and a more polished front-of-house — without any film, streaks, or residue left on the glass.

This Bellevue craftsman home had years of dark green algae and organic buildup running down the siding and trim — a common issue caused by Pacific Northwest humidity and tree cover. Instead of aggressive high-pressure spraying, we used a low-pressure soft washing system with surface-safe cleaning solutions to gently lift staining and protect paint, sealants, and wood. The home now looks fresh, uniform, and several years younger — without any risk of damage that traditional pressure washing can cause to delicate siding.

After years of foot traffic, tire stains, leaf tannins, and seasonal rain, this Kirkland driveway and front walkway had turned dark and streaky. Our crew used a commercial-grade surface cleaner attachment to deliver an even, stripe-free finish across the concrete and pavers. The brighter walkway gives the property a noticeably cleaner first impression — useful for homeowners preparing to list, or simply tired of looking at stained concrete every day.

This Redmond home had built up thick layers of moss and dark vertical streaks across the roof surface — a familiar look after damp seasons and heavy tree cover. Using a low-pressure roof treatment method designed for residential roof surfaces, our team removed the moss, cleared organic debris from the surface, and restored an even, clean finish. The roof now looks much cleaner from the curb, with the kind of routine care that helps Pacific Northwest homes stay well kept between seasons.