Give Your Home a Summer Facelift
Pressure washing your home boosts your curb appeal, and takes away years of mildew, soot, and dirt from your home’s exterior. You can rent a pressure washer, or hire a company to do it for you. Either way, the results are amazing.
Make Your House Shine
Pressure washing does an excellent job of cleaning up wood, vinyl, aluminum siding and masonry. This is best to do on a partly cloudy day, so the sun doesn’t dry out the cleaning solution before you give it a thorough rinse. 
Make sure to protect your gardens, plants, grass, windows and doors (that might leak) with plastic sheeting secured with duct tape. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for choosing the correct nozzle and how to use the machine. Done correctly, your house will look spectacular!
Things You Should Never Pressure Wash
It is important to know what you can and cannot do with a pressure washer. Avoid pressure washing the following surfaces, because it can cause more harm than good.
Wood siding
Bottle-dash or rock-dash stucco
Fiber cement siding
Electrical panels
Asphalt shingles
Air conditioners
Lead paint
Old mortar
Humans, pets, or plants
If you decide to DIY and rent a pressure washer, plan on renting it for at least one full day. And don’t forget me any day you need a mortgage pro!