Installing pavers can be very costly and picking from such a huge selection can be incredibly stressful. When picking out the right pavers color and design should always be remembered because maintenance has to be done to them from time to time.
This is called efflorescence and happens when salt is migrating out of a porous material such as your pavers. This is quite common, and we have been seeing it more and more here on long island.
Oil stains are usually unexpected and can cause major anxiety. Making sure you get right on top of this is the most important part.
This is oxidation and it is usually chalky. This can be cleaned off but it takes a lot of time and labor to remove this from your siding there is no easy way to get it off.
This is something that no one can control because we live in New York the spring months will be a breeding ground for mold, because the climate in the spring is ideal for mold growth.
This is either mold mildew or algae, this grows on most homes and should be treated with soaps and detergents. Do not hire a pressure washer to blast it with pressure. Applying high pressure to your siding can cause permanent damage.
Power washing siding is never the most effective way to clean, people always ask why? Well when applying 4000 pounds of pressure to a plastic siding the outcome is never good. Call us today and get more information about our cleaning process.
High pressure is something that goes hand and hand with power washing. Pressure use during certain cleaning techniques is ok but knowing the right pressure to use is the most important tool in knowing how to clean properly without causing damage.
We have seen that pressure has been utilized by many handyman and contractors for many years now.
Rain is an element that we cannot get away from. Wet weather is most common in the spring here in the northeast. From our experience we see that the spring weather has a huge effect on the germination of mold.
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