House Washing Morgantown WV

We utilize custom in-house, environmentally friendly house washing detergents along with our low-pressure soft wash system to clean your home. Our process has been tried and tested for years across hundreds of jobs

• First, we pre-wet the house and all surrounding vegetation. If needed, we also apply an eco-friendly plant wash to sensitive plants.
• Then, we apply our custom, in-house cleaning solution which is mixed at the precise ratios appropriate for every single job.
• Next, after spraying the cleaning solution, we allow it to “dwell” on your home for a period of time. This allows the solution to loosen and eat away at the algae, bacteria, cobwebs, and more.
• Finally, we rinse your house with a high volume of water, but maintain it at a low-pressure, in order to achieve long-lasting results.

If you are a homeowner in West Virginia, you are no stranger to our diverse climate. When spring/summer come along, it brings a high amount of humidity with it, which is what algae thrives on. Depending on where your house is located, how much sunlight it receives, if you are in a higher altitude area, and more can affect the growth rate of algae.

The one of the great benefits about Soft Washing is that not only does it get rid of the algae, it actually disinfects and kills it from your siding, which traditional pressure washing doesn’t do. Because of this, you usually only need to get your house washed once per year

Getting your house washed shouldn’t break your bank! That’s why, at M&N Pressure Washing, we offer multiple packages for our services. This allows us to meet the needs of all of our clients, without sacrificing quality.

Our minimum service charge for residential house washing starts at $129. This price can fluctuate depending on the magnitude of organic growth, along with:

• Solution usage
• Location
• House square footage
• Height of house
• Pre-existing siding oxidation

It’s very typical for people to rent a pressure washer, hook it up, and get to work blasting away the algae on their home. While this seems like the right thing to do, it actually is a complete 180 on how you should actually wash your house, as recommended by all the major siding manufactures. Utilizing pressure on your house leads to a range of issues, ranging from:

• Punctured Siding:
  When you apply high pressure to your homes siding, you run the risk of permanently puncturing/chipping the siding. Whether it is vinyl, stucco, hardie board, etc, none of them are rated for high pressure cleaning

• Deterioration of Paint (Oxidation):
  High pressure can damage the paint on your home by stripping away the protective UV layer in the paint. Sometimes this is noticeable from the start, other times it can take a few years to start showing. It will cause your paint to start fading with a powdery white overlay. One way to test if your home has oxidation is to run your fingers along the siding. If white residue comes off, you have oxidation!
• Interior Mold Growth:
  Utilizing a pressure washer on a siding like vinyl can cause water to get under the lips where each vinyl board overlays on top of each other. Once this happens, it is a breeding ground for mold to start growing inside your home, causing a range of health issues.
• Faster Grow Back Time vs Soft Washing:
  If the reasons above don’t give you a good reason to not utilize a pressure washer on your homes siding, hopefully this will! It is typical to get a house wash once a year, twice if if humidity and conditions are bad. While the soft wash process actually cleans and disinfects the algae, pressure washing simply takes it off of the surface, leaving behind micro-remnants of algae, allowing it to grow back faster!