Yes — we serve Manchester and the surrounding area. North End, West Side, Beech Hill, South Willow corridor, near the Millyard — wherever you are in the city, we come to you. We work with homeowners, landlords managing rental properties, and commercial property owners across Manchester.

Manchester is NH's biggest city — and that density works against your exterior. Traffic exhaust off I-293, Granite Street, and South Willow deposits particulate on siding and windows year-round. Road salt from heavy city street treatment in winter gets tracked onto driveways and walkways and sits there. Properties in tighter neighborhoods like the West Side and North End have limited airflow between buildings, which keeps moisture against siding long enough for algae and mildew to take hold. It's the city's environment, not anything you're doing wrong.

Depends on the property size, the surfaces involved, and how much buildup we're dealing with. A single-family house wash in the North End is priced differently from a full exterior clean on a triple-decker rental on the West Side or a commercial building near Elm Street. Manchester's older housing — brick mill-era buildings, wood clapboard colonials, textured stucco — sometimes needs a more careful soft-wash approach that factors into the price. Either way, you get a straight number before we start. No surprises on the invoice.

High pressure isn't — and we don't use it on those surfaces. Manchester has a lot of housing that's 80 to 100 years old. High-pressure washing on older brick erodes mortar joints. On wood clapboard and trim, it forces water behind the surface and strips paint. We soft-wash those properties using low pressure and biodegradable solution that cleans thoroughly without stressing the material. It's the right call for older Manchester homes, and it's what we do by default on any property where the age or surface type warrants it.

Spring is the busiest window — once temps stay above 50°F. That's when you deal with a full winter's worth of road salt on driveways and the mold that built up through fall. Late fall is also smart — cleaning before the cold means grime isn't sitting on surfaces all winter, and your spring clean is faster and cheaper. Manchester fills up quickly both windows. Book early if you want the slot you want.

We do — and it's one of the most common calls we get in Manchester. Between UNH Manchester, SNHU, and a strong rental demand across the city, landlords here know that exterior condition affects what they can charge and how fast units turn over. We handle triple-deckers, duplexes, and larger buildings efficiently — around tenant schedules, low disruption. If you manage multiple properties in Manchester, we can set up a regular schedule so you're not chasing it yourself every year.

Yes. We use biodegradable, phosphate-free detergents that break down before they reach any waterway. For Millyard-area properties and anything close to the Merrimack, we follow New Hampshire environmental guidelines and plan the job to keep runoff contained. If your property sits right on the water or you have specific concerns, tell us before we start — we'll walk through the approach with you.