Yes — Auburn is one of our active service areas. We work on residential properties all over town, from homes near Auburn Lake and Griffin Lake to properties set back from Route 28 with long wooded driveways. Auburn's character is pretty consistent — larger lots, mature trees, homes that deal with shade and moisture year-round. We know what that does to siding, roofs, and driveways out here, and we clean it properly.

This is probably the most common job we do in Auburn. Long driveways under tree canopy stay shaded and damp long enough that moss and algae move in fast — and once they're established, they don't leave on their own. We treat the surface first with the right solution, then pressure wash it clean. The difference is immediate. Most Auburn homeowners are surprised how much concrete was hiding under that green. It also makes the driveway significantly less slippery, which matters once it gets wet or icy.

It depends on the job — what surfaces, how much square footage, and how long the buildup has been sitting. A house wash on a standard Auburn colonial is going to be different from a full driveway and deck clean on a larger wooded property. What doesn't change is how we price it: you get a clear number before we start, not a range that climbs once we're on-site. No surprise invoice at the end. Call us, describe what you've got, and we'll give you a straight answer.

The green is algae, the black streaks are a bacteria called gloeocapsa magma. Both are extremely common on Auburn homes — the town's heavy tree cover keeps siding shaded and damp, which is exactly the environment they need. It's not an emergency, but it's not nothing either. Left sitting, both break down siding material over time — especially vinyl that's been there a while. Soft washing with the right solution removes it at the root, not just the surface layer. It stays cleaner longer than if you'd just pressure washed the top off.

Most Auburn homeowners aren't home — they're at work in Manchester or Londonderry when we come through. That's fine. As long as we can access the property, we don't need you there. We send before-and-after photos when the job is done so you can see exactly what we did. If anything doesn't look right, call us and we'll come back and fix it. You shouldn't have to rearrange your day around a cleaning appointment.

Spring is the window most Auburn homeowners go for — once it's consistently above 50°F and the ground isn't frozen, we can work. You're cleaning off a full winter's worth of grime, salt residue, and whatever moss and algae established during the cold months. Fall is worth doing too — clearing gutters and washing siding before winter stops growth from sitting on surfaces for four months straight. Auburn's tree cover means buildup happens faster than in more open towns. Two cleans a year keeps you ahead of it.

Yes — fully licensed and carrying $2 million in general liability on every job. Auburn is a town where people have put real money into their homes and properties. The last thing you want is an uninsured contractor on your roof or driveway and no recourse if something gets damaged. We'll hand over proof of insurance before we start without you having to ask twice. If a contractor hesitates on that, walk away.