Squeaky Clean

I would like to start out by saying thank you for inquiring about us, and taking the time find out more about what we do. I realize finding and hiring a contractor to do any job around your house can fill you with anxiety and trepidation, so allow me to alleviate your fears by explaining why we are the perfect choice to serve your power washing needs. Anxiety over hiring a power washing contractor can come from several areas based on past bad experiences. You may not be sure of the contractor's qualifications, honesty or integrity.

Our house wash process can be used on any type of house surface including, vinyl, aluminum or painted wood, as well as Dryvit and brick. We use low pressure and specific cleaners for cleaning specific surfaces and types of dirt. The lower pressure and targeted cleaners lessen the risk of damage to your house. Increasingly people are starting to find small black specks appearing on the siding and other surfaces around the house. These specks resemble insect feces or other air-born pollutants, however they are actually the spores expelled from the fruiting bodies of a fungi known commonly as "artillery" or "shotgun" fungus.

Squeaky Clean, Inc. provides professional, high-quality power washing services throughout Frederick, Carroll, Howard, Washington, Montgomery and Western Baltimore Counties in Maryland. We have over 20 years of experience as a power washing contractor, and it is the only service we provide. This makes us the leading experts in the industry. We use only the highest-quality products designed specifically for professional power washing, and all of our employees are thoroughly trained to provide power washing services to your deck, house, roof, and more in Central Maryland.

Roof washing has become a common practice in the past few years, in order to remove the black streaks (which are a type of mold) from asphalt shingle roofs. This mold feeds on the limestone granules on the surface of the shingles and over time can shorten the life of the roof. However, the cleaning must be done gently and carefully, so as not to damage the shingles. High pressure should never be used for this. Again, we use cleaners that are specific to the task of removing the stains, using low pressure and often without needing to get on the roof surface.

A. Pressure treated lumber is treated to prevent rot, decay, and insect infestation. However, constant changes in the moisture content due to water penetration can cause warping and splitting. A wood preservative and sealant is needed to prevent excessive water penetration and damage. A. The grey color is caused by the presence of degraded wood fibers on the surface. We use special cleaners to remove these fibers, mildew and other dirt and brighten up the deck. A. It is important to remove any old sealer or stain before applying a penetrating sealer.