11/05/2026
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Before we spray a drop, we walk the whole property - because what you can see and what actually needs treating are two different things.
This Mount Laurel job had it all: heavy algae and mold on the siding, fascia full of buildup, gutters with old guards that had to come out before we could even start cleaning, a porch with vinyl underneath, and two roofs covered in moss, algae, and lichen. We're partnered with GRB on the roof work.
The roof piece is worth understanding before you hire anyone for it. Moss and lichen root into the shingles - you can't just blast it off or you pull out shingle material and leave patches. We treat it with the right chemical to kill the rooted system first, then let the weather finish the job naturally. Both sides of every roof get treated, even the side that looks clean, because a chemical overspray hitting an untreated surface will leave marks that look worse than what was there before.
Same logic applies to the house itself. The north-facing side almost always carries the most algae, even when it looks okay at a glance. If you only clean the sides that look dirty, you end up with uneven results that are more obvious once the bright sides dry.