Power washing & soft washing · Blacksburg, VA
Grime off. Shine on.
Local crew, insured, done right — across Blacksburg and the New River Valley.
Locally owned · Fully insured
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- Locally owned
- Fully insured
- Soft-wash safe
- Walk-around finish
What we clean
Every surface, the method it actually needs
One company for the whole outside of your property — and the judgment to know which surfaces need gentle chemistry and which need real pressure.
House Washing
Soft wash
Low-pressure soft washing that lifts green algae, mildew, and grime off vinyl, brick, and Hardie siding — without blasting anything.
Learn moreRoof Cleaning
Soft wash
Those black streaks are algae eating your shingles. Our no-pressure soft wash removes them safely — never a pressure washer on a roof.
Learn moreDriveway & Concrete Cleaning
Pressure wash
Surface-cleaned driveways, sidewalks, and patios — even pressure across every pass, so the grime goes and no zebra stripes stay.
Learn moreDeck & Fence Cleaning
Soft + pressure
Gray, mildewed wood brought back to life with low pressure and the right cleaners — ready to enjoy, or ready to stain.
Learn moreGutter Cleaning & Brightening
Soft + pressure
Clean on the inside so water flows, bright on the outside so those black tiger stripes are gone.
Learn moreCommercial Pressure Washing
Soft + pressure
Storefronts, sidewalks, dumpster pads, and building exteriors — scheduled around your business hours, not ours.
Learn moreThe part most people don't know
The green stuff isn't dirt. It's alive.
Algae, mildew, and mold grow on your house — so the method matters. Blasting them off with the wrong tool is how siding cracks, paint strips, and shingles lose years of life. We carry both methods, and know which is which.
Soft washing
Garden-hose pressure + smart chemistry
A biodegradable cleaning solution kills algae, mildew, and mold at the root, then rinses off gently. The clean lasts longer because the growth is dead, not just knocked loose.
- Vinyl, brick & painted siding
- Asphalt shingle roofs
- Stucco & soffits
- Wood decks & fences
Pressure washing
Real PSI, only where it belongs
Hard surfaces need force. Professional surface cleaners put even pressure across every inch of concrete — years of grime gone, and none of the wand stripes DIY jobs leave.
- Driveways & sidewalks
- Patios & pool decks
- Pavers & stone
- Curbs & garage aprons
How it works
Three steps, zero runaround
Tell us about your place
Two minutes on the quote form — address, what needs washing, anything we should know. Or just call.
Get a price and a date
We respond the same or next business day with a straight price and a scheduling window. No pushy sales visit.
We wash, you compare
We show up on time, protect your plants, do the job right, and finish with a walk-around so you see every side.
Where we work
Based in Blacksburg, serving the New River Valley
We're not a franchise routing you through a call center three states away. We live here, we wash here, and we know exactly what this valley's humidity does to a house.
See all service areasTowns we serve
- Blacksburg
- Christiansburg
- Radford
- Pulaski
- Dublin
- Fairlawn
- Riner
- Shawsville
Not on the list? If you're in or around the New River Valley, ask — we probably come to you.
What’s the difference between power washing and soft washing?
Power (pressure) washing uses high-pressure water and belongs on hard surfaces like concrete and pavers. Soft washing uses low pressure — about like a garden hose — plus a cleaning solution that kills algae, mildew, and mold at the root. Siding, roofs, and painted wood should always be soft washed; driveways and sidewalks get real pressure. We do both, and using each where it belongs is most of what separates a professional job from a rental-machine weekend.
Are your cleaning solutions safe for plants and pets?
Yes, handled the way we handle them. We pre-wet all landscaping before applying anything, keep solutions diluted to surface-appropriate levels, and rinse plants and beds again when we finish. We ask that pets stay inside while we work, mostly so nobody gets startled by hoses and ladders.
How often should a house be washed around here?
Every one to two years for most homes in the New River Valley. Our humidity and tree cover grow algae faster than drier parts of the country — heavily shaded houses lean toward yearly, sunny open lots can stretch to two years or more.
How do quotes work?
Free and fast. Fill out the quote form with your address and what you need — most properties we can price from the details you give us plus what’s publicly visible, and we’ll reach out the same or next business day. No pushy walkthrough, no obligation.
Ready for the cleanest house on the street?
Free quotes, straight answers, and a wash done the right way — usually within the week.