
FAQ’s

A good rule of thumb is once per year. However, if you notice mold, mildew or algae growth, it’s time for a cleaning to remove that growth before it can cause staining and damage–even if it hasn’t been a whole year yet.
Most experts recommend having your roof cleaned every year or every other year, depending on your local climate. Here in South Carolina, our humid subtropical climate is ideal for the growth of mildew, mold and algae. This growth can stain and darken your roof, absorbing heat from the sun and heating up your home. This extra heat makes your air conditioner work harder and use more energy. For this reason, it’s recommended to have a roof cleaning every 12 to 18 months for our area.
Most people have their driveway and outdoor spaces pressure washed at the same time as their home pressure washing. However, if you notice grime, algae, mold or other gunk building up in cracks or in your outdoor spaces, it’s best to schedule a pressure washing right away to prevent any further damage or staining.
Pressure washing gets rid of mold, mold spores, mildew, algae, pollen, dust mites, lawn and storm debris, dirt, salt and more.
Major storms can create a lot of airborne debris that can stick to the exterior of your home, your fence and other outdoor spaces. Dirt, dust, lawn debris, mud and salt are common types of grime that stick to your home after a major storm. Having a pressure washing removes this debris to prevent staining or allowing it to fester mold, mildew or algae growth.
For commercial buildings and locations, it is recommended to have a pressure washing every time the seasons change. Therefore, roughly four times per year is the recommendation for commercial pressure washing.
We use a special solution that is safe for use on roof shingles and will not damage your roof or interfere with shingle adhesion.
The answer depends on the size of the home or the size of the area to be cleaned. The general average is between $200 to $500. Rather than estimate cost, call Farm Boy Pressure Washing today for a quote.
Both use water or solution and high pressure to clean. The main difference is that in power washing, the water or solution used is typically heated whereas in pressure washing, it is not heated. Pressure washing can be more gentle because of this and is often recommended to avoid damage to more delicate finishes and surfaces.
Yes, we clean one, two, and three-story houses.


