House Washing in SouthPark, NC

House washing in SouthPark is interesting because the neighborhood is a layer cake of eras — original 1960s and 70s brick ranches in Sharon Road West and Beverly Woods, larger 1980s and 90s EIFS homes in Foxcroft and Sharon Hills, and recent teardown-rebuild luxury homes in Barclay Downs running every substrate from limewashed brick to cedar to fiber cement. All of it gets the same low-pressure approach: under 1,000 PSI, biodegradable surfactant, and a measured sodium hypochlorite mix that lifts mildew without etching mortar or fuzzing wood.

The defining issue in SouthPark is the canopy. The mature willow oaks and hardwoods that make these streets beautiful also keep north and east-facing walls in shade nearly all day, and those shaded walls grow heavy black mildew and green algae year after year. We treat the shaded elevations first when dwell-time conditions are best, and we always re-apply on persistent shadow walls rather than increasing pressure.