House Washing

If you’re busy like most people, you don’t have time to rent a pressure washing machine from Home Depot. The cost of renting a pressure washer is one thing... Then you will spend you’re entire Saturday, and maybe part of your Sunday power washing vinyl siding. Chances are pressure washing a house or driveway is not something you have done much of, if at all. With that said... it’s also likely you don’t know the right soap to use, so not to kill the flower beds around your house. Yes, the weekend-guy over at the Big Box Store will suggest some off the shelf product. Caveat Emptor :-) Moreover, you probably don’t know the key techniques to pressure washing a house. Not knowing how to power wash is a virtual guarantee of permanent damages to the surface. Taking all this into account... the quickest and easiest way to pressure wash your house is to call an expert pressure washing service. Believe it or not… professional pressure washing services like Big Clean HQ are fairly priced based on the value you receive from the service.   3 Value Packed Reasons

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It’s like a magic trick... once you know it, it’s easy & simple… yet, wow’s and delights those who are not behind the scenes :-) With rust stain removal, Big Clean HQ’s is where Charlotte homeowners go when they want the real pressure washing Magicians… NOT the Handyman special, who knows a little bit of this, and a little bit of that. Big Clean HQ is where I spend my time exploring, learning and defeating exterior dirt and stains around your house, so you don’t have to. Rust stains are by far the trickiest. Simply applying high pressure to the surface does not remove the stain. Two Common Rust Stains Around Your House ONE: Drip, drip, drip goes the water from the HVAC to the catch-pan in your attic, down through the white pipe sticking out of most Charlotte homes. If that pipe is on the second floor, the likelihood of rust stains appearing on the wall of your house is very good. TWO: The second most common rust stain around the exterior of the house is on concrete patios and driveways. This is typically caused by grass fertilizer not

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