PPWs mission is to make every home we encounter perfectly clean. Over the years, weve discovered that different areas of the home require special treatments and tools. Although house washing is still one of our main priorities, weve added services to complement it further reinforcing our goal of being the best residential pressure washing company around.

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From your homes walls to its gutters, our residential pressure washing services address every part of the house that needs refreshing. We take care not to harm your surfaces, only applying the appropriate amount of pressure and using gentle, biodegradable cleansers to lift tough stains. Our friendly team members will thoroughly wash every exterior surface of your home to leave you with clean, attractive walls, trim, and other areas.

The porous nature of concrete allows external substances to permeate the surface, eventually leading to cracks and deterioration. Fortunately, concrete is among the home materials you can power wash, so we offer services to remove any accumulated dirt and debris from your concrete surfaces and then seal them to prevent future damage and buildup.We make our sealant from siloxane and silane to reinforce your concrete and lock out moisture, increasing your surfaces life span.

Roofs need gentler washing techniques, and our skilled team knows how to apply them. Harmful organisms like moss can create unsightly black streaks across the surface of your roof, and it takes specialized treatment to address these issues. Well carefully apply cleansers that get to the root of any problems with your roofing to help protect its structure and surface materials.

To maintain the cleanliness of your newly treated home, we offer a yearly refresh service to remove any new buildup and reclaim that just-washed shine. With continued pressure washing services for your home, you can ensure mildew, moss, and other sources of problematic buildup dont have the chance to take hold.

Keep every inch of your property looking spectacularyear-roundwith our deck, patio and fence washing services. We believe that the outdoor structures and seating areas around your home should be barefoot-ready. We also take the time to clean the corners and crevices in fences and railings that require patience and fine attention to detail.

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Moles can eat their weight in worms and grubs every day, so they find healthy, well-watered lawnswhich are full of worms and grubsvery attractive. Tunneling as fast as a foot per minute under the sod, one mole can make an average yard look like an army invaded it.To their credit, moles do a good job of aerating the soil and controlling Japanese beetle larvae and other harmful bugs, and they don't eat flowers or plants. If you can live with them, they generally won't cause any serious, long-term damage to your yard. However, if you can't, you'll have to do some DIY pest control methods to trap or remove them. The population density of moles is generally no more than three per acre, so catching even one might take care of the problem.Livetrapping moles by setting a deep bucket under an active tunnel is sometimes effective. To set up a live trap, dig a hole at the tunnel deep enough to set a 2- to 5-gallon bucket below the level of the tunnel. Pack the dirt around the edge of the bucket, then cover the hole with sod or plywood so you can check the hole daily. The mole will fall in, and then you can take it to a new location.However, the most effective, time-tested method is to set up a spring-loaded prong or choker-loop trap that is activated when the mole pushes against it.For the spring trap, flatten an area of the tunnel slightly bigger than the base of the trap and set the trap over it. Follow the manufacturer's directions to arm the trap, then cover it with a 5-gallon bucket to keep kids and pets away. Remove it and the mole after it's been triggered, or try a different tunnel if it hasn't been triggered after several days.Whether you set up a live or a spring-loaded trap, the first step is to locate the active tunnels. Step on the tunnels you see in one or two spots to collapse them, then check those spots the next day. If the tunnel has been dug out again, it's an active one, and a good spot to set a trap.

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