Yes — Moultonborough is one of the areas we cover regularly. We work throughout the northern Lakes Region, including properties along Lake Winnipesaukee, Kanasatka, and Pemigewasset. Whether you're on a wooded lot off Route 109 or a shorefront property on the big lake, we make the drive.

It comes down to two things working together — lake moisture and tree canopy. Moultonborough has some of the densest forest coverage in the Lakes Region, and those trees keep siding, roofs, and decks shaded and damp for long stretches. Moss and algae don't need much — just moisture and shade — and they establish fast under those conditions. Properties near the water get hit harder because the humidity off Winnipesaukee doesn't let surfaces dry out the way inland properties do.

This is one of the most common requests we get in Moultonborough. A lot of properties here sit closed through winter and by the time the owners come up in May, there's a full season of mildew, leaf staining, and growth that's settled in. We work with out-of-state owners all the time — coordinate access, handle the full job, and send before-and-after photos when it's done. Your camp is ready when you pull into the driveway, not something you spend your first weekend cleaning.

Yes — docks, boat ramps, waterfront decks, and lakeside patios are a big part of what we do in Moultonborough. We only use biodegradable, eco-safe cleaning solutions that are fully compliant with New Hampshire environmental guidelines — nothing that's going to end up in Lake Winnipesaukee. The products are tough on algae and lake slime, and safe for the water. We've cleaned a lot of docks up here and know exactly what buildup looks like after a long winter on the lake.

It depends on the property size, which surfaces need cleaning, and how much has built up over winter. Lakefront homes and heavily wooded lots typically take more time because there's more surface area and heavier growth to deal with. We give you a clear, itemised quote before we start — no vague estimates that change once we're on the job. What we quote is what you pay.

Early spring — before the Lakes Region season gets underway — is the best window for most Moultonborough properties. You want the winter grime cleared before guests arrive or before you start using the dock and deck again. We also recommend a post-summer clean before closing up for the season, so mildew doesn't spend six months eating into your siding while the property sits empty. Book early — Moultonborough slots go fast once the snow clears and everyone's opening up at the same time.

We match the method to the surface. High pressure on wood siding or an asphalt shingle roof causes real damage — it strips paint, splits wood grain, and blasts shingle granules loose. For those surfaces we use soft washing: lower pressure with biodegradable cleaning solutions that do the work without the risk. For concrete driveways, pavers, and stone surfaces that can handle it, we use pressure. Moultonborough properties tend to have a lot of natural wood — camps, cedar siding, dock boards — and soft washing is almost always the right call there.

Yes — fully licensed and insured throughout New Hampshire, including Carroll County where Moultonborough sits. We carry $2 million in general liability on every job. For lakefront and high-value properties especially, that matters — it means if something unexpected happens on your property, you're not left dealing with it yourself. We'd encourage you to ask that question of any contractor you're considering up here.