What exterior cleaning costs around here, when to schedule it, and which method each surface actually needs. Written by the people who do the work, for property in the Triangle and Johnston County.
Nobody can price your driveway off a web page. Here is what a real quote is built from, why two bids on the same house can be a hundred dollars apart, and where the money actually goes.
Read the guide →HiringThis trade has almost no barrier to entry. A rented machine and a magnet on a truck door is a company. These are the questions that sort the real ones out in one phone call.
Read the guide →MethodsOne uses force. The other uses chemistry at garden hose pressure. Which surfaces take which is the most consequential thing to understand before you hire anybody.
Read the guide →There is a right season for every surface on the property, and a couple of weeks a year when the weather makes the work worse. A month by month plan for a Piedmont property.
Read the guide →SeasonsThe yellow layer that coats everything here from March into May is pine pollen, and washing at the wrong moment means paying to do it twice.
Read the guide →GuttersTwice a year is the standard advice. It is wrong for about half the properties in Johnston County, because a loblolly pine does not drop on the same schedule as an oak.
Read the guide →The dark stripes running down North Carolina shingles are a living organism, not dirt. Here is what it is doing to the roof, and why the fix is a chemical one rather than a strong one.
Read the guide →ConcreteRed clay is not dirt sitting on your driveway. It is iron oxide that has soaked into the pores, which is why rinsing does nothing and why the fix is chemical.
Read the guide →HOAMildew notices go out in waves every spring across the Triangle. What the letter usually means, how long you actually have, and how to make sure the next inspection walks past your house.
Read the guide →Every service page covers the method, the process, what moves the price, and photos of finished jobs.
Brittany and Austin have run Clayton Pressure Washing out of Clayton since 2010. Everything on these pages comes off jobs in the Triangle and Johnston County, not out of a content mill.
No phone tree and no callback queue. You call, someone picks up, and that someone can actually get you on the schedule.
Brittany and Austin have run this business out of Clayton since 2010. A husband and wife, not a franchise and not a side job.
Full coverage on every job, plus NC HUB certification that helps on supplier-diversity contracts.
Soft wash where soft wash belongs. Pressure only where the surface can take it. That is how nothing gets damaged.
You get the number up front. It does not move while we are packing up.
If it is not right, we come back. No argument and no invoice games.
If something is not right, we come back and make it right. That is the whole policy.
We fly the roofline and show you the footage on the spot. You see your own gutters, joints, and downspouts on the screen instead of taking our word for it. It costs nothing and you are not committing to the cleaning.
Free for homes and businesses across the Triangle and Johnston County. No obligation to book any work afterwards.
Call (919) 698-3669 and describe it. A real person answers.
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