House Washing Baton Rouge, LA

Soffits, fascia, walls, trim, porches, patios, and basic exterior windows. Everything from where the shingles stop to the ground.

Included with every house wash at a basic clean level. Track cleaning or interior glass is a separate service.

Interior windows, window track detailing, and oxidation removal are not part of the standard house wash. Oxidation removal is available as a separate add-on, quoted after a technician sees the siding in person.

Setup is the same for one wall or four. One clean side next to three dirty ones is not a result we stand behind.

Soft washing uses a dedicated pump that applies a cleaning solution at very low pressure, around 150 to 200 PSI at the pump and less at the nozzle, letting the chemical do the work. A pressure washer, even turned down, can still blow paint, etch stucco, or force water behind siding and trim. We break down the full comparison in our guide to pressure washing vs. soft washing in Baton Rouge.

Spring and fall are most common, since oak pollen in spring and storm debris in fall make siding dirty quickly. House washing can still be done safely year-round in Baton Rouge’s climate.

Most house washes take between two and three hours. Larger or more complex homes with features like exposed soffit rafters or heavy contamination may run longer.

No. Water access, gate access, and pets put away is all we need. We send photos before collecting payment.

Connecting to your spigot is standard in exterior cleaning and gives us a steady source for the whole job. We cover this in the pre-work guidelines sent before service.

Light rain does not stop us. We reschedule for high winds or extreme cold.

We use bleach and soap applied at low pressure through a dedicated soft wash system. We pre-wet plants before chemicals, rinse during, and rinse after. Keep pets inside during service, and if any plant shows no regrowth in 45 days, we replace it at our cost. You can read more about how we protect local homes in our post on whether soft washing is safe for Baton Rouge homes.

Not with a true soft wash system. We apply solution at low pressure, not high-pressure blasting, and we adjust mix strength per surface material.

Yes. Removing the layer of organic growth and dirt can make underlying conditions easier to see. When we spot something like oxidation or worn areas during the wash, we take photos and let you know so you can decide how to handle it.

Our three-stage plant watering (before, during, and after the wash) dilutes the solution before it reaches soil and grass. In Louisiana, residential rinse water is generally allowed to reach on-site drainage. If you have a specific concern about a pond, pool, or sensitive area, let us know before the job so we can plan around it.

No special aftercare is needed. Our crew handles all plant rinsing, the final walkaround, and cleanup before leaving. If any plant near the wash area shows no new growth within 45 days, we replace it, so there is nothing extra on your end.

Chalky residue, fading, or streaks caused by sun exposure breaking down the siding finish. We treat it after a standard wash with a specialized chemical, quoted separately after a technician assesses the surface.

Every 12 to 24 months for most Baton Rouge homes. Heavy shade or north-facing walls may need annual washing, and we offer discounted annual pricing for recurring clients. For a deeper look at timing, see our guide on how often to soft wash your house in Baton Rouge.