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Your building is the first thing a customer sees. Before they walk in, they notice the sidewalk, the parking lot, the entry and the walls. If those areas look dirty, people notice, even if the inside is spotless.

Homeowners ask us this all the time: "When should I get my house washed?" In Georgia, the answer depends on pollen, heat, rain, and your own plans. The good news is that our mild climate means you can clean your home almost any time of year. But some times work better than others.

Look at the roofs in almost any Metro Atlanta neighborhood and you will see it: dark black streaks running down the shingles. Many people think it is dirt, soot, or just old age. In most cases, it is something else, and it can be cleaned.

When it is time to clean the outside of your house, you will hear two terms: pressure washing and soft washing. They sound alike, but they are not the same. Picking the wrong one can leave your home only half clean, or worse, damaged.

Your vehicles are rolling billboards. Every time a box truck, van, or trailer drives through Atlanta, people see your name on the side. If that truck is covered in road grime and red clay, it says something about your business. A clean fleet says you care about the details.

Your driveway is one of the first things people see when they pull up to your home. In Mableton, driveways take a beating. Red clay, oil drips, tire marks, pollen, and mildew all build up over time. A dark, stained driveway can make even a nice home look tired.

If you live in Mableton, you know how fast Georgia weather can change the look of your home. Red clay, pollen, humidity, and shade all leave their mark. Siding turns green. Driveways get dark. Walkways get slick. Pressure washing is one of the simplest ways to bring your property back to a clean, cared-for look.