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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about our power washing services, scheduling, what to expect and seasonal timing, drawn only from the services, service areas and contact details we work from. For a quote, use the form, call (216) 202-8264, or email alwaysbig@myyahoo.com.

Residential House Washing, Concrete & Surface Cleaning, Premium Concrete Sealing, Patio/Deck/Fence, Gutter Services, Internal Window Cleaning, External Window Cleaning, Commercial Building & Storefront Washing, Parking Lot & Garage Cleaning, Dumpster Pad & Fleet Washing, HOA & Gas Station Cleaning. Each service is matched to the surface it cleans, from low-pressure soft washing for siding to a flat surface cleaner for concrete.

We serve Avon, Bay Village, Cleveland, Wickliffe, Willowick, Cleveland Heights, Euclid, South Euclid, Painesville, Mentor, Mentor on the Lake, Willoughby, Willoughby Hills, all in Ohio. Each area has its own page listing the services available there.

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6545 MARKET AVE., NORTH CANTON OH 44721

Yes. We provide exterior cleaning for residential and commercial properties, with methods suited to each surface.

Yes. We offer both internal and external window cleaning, using a squeegee method that leaves the glass clear without streaks.

Soft washing uses low pressure and a cleaning solution to lift algae, mold and grime from siding and other surfaces that high pressure can damage. Pressure washing uses higher pressure, with a surface cleaner, for hard surfaces like concrete where the material can take it.

Home siding is cleaned with low-pressure soft washing so water is not driven behind vinyl laps, into brick weep holes or behind window flashing. Landscaping is rinsed and shielded so the cleaning solution does not harm plants.

Concrete is cleaned with a flat surface cleaner that holds the spray flat and even across the slab, so oil, algae and tire marks lift out of the pores without the wand marks a narrow high-pressure jet can leave.

Cleaning opens the concrete pores, so sealing after the surface dries is the step that slows oil, water and winter salt from soaking back in. A penetrating sealer works below the surface and leaves the look of the concrete largely unchanged.

Wood is cleaned with low pressure and a wood-safe cleaner, rinsing along the grain so the spray lifts algae and mildew without raising the fibers or leaving the fuzzy surface that high pressure causes.

Gutter cleaning clears leaves, shingle grit and debris from the trough, flushes the gutter to check the flow, and clears and flushes the downspouts to the ground so roof water drains away from the home.

A squeegee blades the water and soil off the glass in overlapping passes, and the edges are detailed with a cloth. Tracks and sills are wiped or vacuumed so the dust they hold does not wash back onto the clean pane.

Storefront washing cleans the glass, frames, awning or canopy, entrance doors and the sidewalk out front, removing traffic film, pollution and gum with low-pressure washing and a squeegee finish.

A surface cleaner runs the lanes and stalls at an even pressure, oil spots are pre-treated with a degreaser, and in a garage the rinse water and loosened soil are recovered rather than flushed toward the storm drain.

A degreaser and hot-water washing break down grease, oil and food waste on the pad and enclosure, and the trucks, vans and equipment that use the pad are washed to remove road grime and waste film.

At an HOA, the clubhouse siding and windows, pool deck, walking paths and entrance monument. At a gas station, the canopy and columns, fuel island, pump faces and forecourt concrete where fuel drips and tire marks collect.

Most exterior cleaning is done from spring through fall when surfaces are dry and overnight temperatures stay above freezing, so cleaning solutions and sealers work as intended. Gutters are cleared in late fall after the trees drop their leaves.

Most homes benefit from house washing every one to two years, with north-facing walls and shaded yards often needing it sooner because algae and mildew spread fastest where siding stays damp.

Gutters are usually cleaned once or twice a year, with homes under heavy tree cover often needing a second clear after the late leaf drop so the system is clear before freezing weather.

Driveways are usually cleaned once a year, with oil spots and shaded algae patches often addressed sooner to keep the concrete from staining deeper.

Concrete is resealed every one to three years, with driveways and high-traffic areas wearing first and needing the next coat sooner.

Close the windows, move loose items, vehicles and outdoor furniture away from the work area, and keep pets inside. The team handles protecting landscaping and adjacent surfaces.

Plants and lawns are rinsed before, during and after the wash, and landscaping is shielded where needed, so the solution does not harm the yard.

Fresh and moderate oil stains are lifted with a degreaser pre-treatment followed by a surface cleaner pass, though very old, deep stains may leave a faint shadow.

Mineral spots from sprinklers are treated with the right cleaner and dwell time, though older spots that have etched the glass may not fully clear.

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