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A+ Exterior Cleaning provides roof cleaning and moss removal, gutter cleaning, house washing, pressure washing for appropriate hard surfaces, deck and fence cleaning, awning cleaning, window cleaning, and solar panel cleaning. Availability and scope should be confirmed for the property and service area.

Pressure washing relies more heavily on water pressure and is generally used on durable hard surfaces after inspection. Soft washing uses lower pressure with a treatment selected for the material and organic buildup. The appropriate method depends on the surface and its condition.

Schedule an assessment when moss is spreading, debris is collecting in roof valleys, drainage is restricted, or shaded sections stay damp. Cleaning does not repair leaks, flashing, loose roofing, or structural damage, which should be evaluated by a qualified roofer.

Check gutters during seasonal changes and after major storms, especially on properties with heavy tree cover. Cleaning frequency should be based on leaves, needles, roof debris, downspout flow, and observed overflow rather than one fixed schedule for every property.

Close windows and doors, move appropriate outdoor items, secure pets, provide required access, and identify leaks, loose materials, sensitive plants, ponds, electrical concerns, or recently repaired surfaces. The provider should confirm any service-specific preparation.

The provider should select products for the surface, follow label directions, manage runoff, protect or rinse appropriate landscaping, and explain when people and pets may return to the work area. Homeowners should identify sensitive areas before service begins.

Yes. Use the request-a-free-estimate page or call (503) 830-8106. Final scope, exclusions, access requirements, and pricing should be documented in the estimate for the specific property.

Warranty availability can depend on the service, roof condition, eligibility, and current written terms. Ask the team to document any applicable term, transferability, exclusions, and maintenance requirements in the estimate or service agreement.