North Texas red dust, pollen, and humidity build up fast on exterior surfaces around Wichita Falls. Algae and mildew take hold on north-facing walls, shaded siding, and anything under mature trees, and left alone they spread rather than fade.
Pressure washing done wrong causes more damage than the grime it's supposed to remove. High-pressure water forces its way behind siding, strips shingle granules off a roof, and chews through wood grain on a deck. We use a low-pressure, soft-wash approach on anything that isn't bare concrete, matched to the material in front of us.
Wichita County's storm season adds another layer. Wind-driven dust and summer storms leave mineral deposits and grime on driveways, storefronts, and parking lots that plain rainwater never fully clears. Commercial properties in particular need this handled on a schedule, not a one-off, since a dirty storefront or faded sidewalk affects how customers see the business before they walk in.
We serve Wichita Falls and the surrounding towns, including Burkburnett, Iowa Park, Holliday, and Lakeside City, with the same equipment, the same methods, and the same written-estimate-first approach on every job.