House, Pole Building and Retaining Walls in Taylorsville

A rural property in Taylorsville: a two story vinyl house, a metal pole building with a red lower wall, stepped concrete retaining walls holding up the yard, and a patio under the deck. All four got cleaned.

The house

The vinyl had the green and gray specks that build up on a house with open fields and trees around it. Up close it looked like this before, and like this after.

Vinyl siding on the house, before and after.

The pole building

Rain runs down the ribs of metal panels and leaves dark streaks, and a light colored building shows every one. The end wall below had them from the roof line almost to the ground.

The streaked end wall before, and another wall of the same building after.

Painted metal needs a gentler hand than concrete, because the wrong cleaner can hurt the paint finish. More on that in how to clean metal siding on a pole barn or garage.

The retaining walls

The concrete walls along the side of the house had gone dark and blotchy, which is normal for a wall that holds back damp soil all year.

The stepped retaining walls, before and after.

There is a full guide on these: how to clean a concrete retaining wall.

The patio

The concrete beside the house had dark, green and gray patches where it stays shaded. The patio under the deck came up even.

Concrete beside the house before, and the patio under the deck after.

If your place looks like this

The estimator prices the house and the concrete from your square footage, and every service after the highest priced one is 10% off. Outbuildings and walls are quoted separately, and you get the price before we start.