Spring – Reset After Winter

Spring is the perfect time to clear away the dirt, salt, and debris left behind by winter weather. Pollen also peaks in spring, making it essential to clean your exterior after it settles.

What to wash:

Siding, rooflines, gutters, driveways, patios, decks, and walkways

Why it matters:

Prevents mold and mildew growth, protects surfaces from moisture damage, and refreshes your home’s appearance for the warmer months

Best timing:

Right after peak pollen season when temperatures are mild and steady

Summer – Prep and Protect

With warmer temperatures and longer days, summer is a great time to clean outdoor spaces and prepare them for use. It’s also the season for entertaining and relaxing outside.

What to wash:

Decks, patios, outdoor furniture, fences, grills, trash bins

Why it matters:

Keeps high-traffic areas clean and safe, prevents permanent staining, and allows for sealing or staining after cleaning

Best timing:

Early morning or evening hours to avoid intense sun and heat

Fall – Clean Before the Freeze

As leaves start to fall and temperatures drop, it’s time to prepare your property for winter. Cleaning in fall helps prevent buildup that could freeze and cause damage later.

What to wash:

Siding, driveways, gutters, roofs

Why it matters:

Clears out debris, reduces the risk of water pooling and freezing, and protects surfaces from winter weather

Best timing:

Early to mid-fall before the first frost or heavy leaf buildup

Winter – Limited but Necessary

Winter is usually not ideal for full power washing, but there are some exceptions. In mild climates or during warmer spells, certain tasks may still be done safely.

What to wash:

Walkways, driveways, areas with salt buildup

Why it matters:

Improves safety, reduces ice hazards, and maintains visibility of critical paths

Caution:

Avoid power washing when temperatures are near or below freezing. Water can freeze and expand, causing surface damage.