Vashon's exterior cleaning specialist
Windows, solar panels, roof moss, gutters and pressure washing — done the way island weather actually demands.
Windows, solar panels, roof moss, gutters and pressure washing — done the way island weather actually demands.
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Vashon gets roughly 40 inches of rain across about 150 wet days a year, under a canopy of Douglas fir, hemlock and cedar. That combination is what dirties your glass, feeds moss on your roof, and packs your gutters. Every service below exists because of it.
Conifer resin, pollen and salt haze don't rinse off in the rain. Purified-water cleaning that leaves no spots and no residue to attract the next layer.
Why island glass gets dirty faster →Moss lifts the edges of your shingles and moves water sideways under them. Removed with the low-pressure method roofing manufacturers actually endorse.
What moss really does to a roof →Fir needles and bigleaf maple leaves are a different problem than city gutter debris — they knit into a mat that water can't pass.
How often island gutters need clearing →Right tool for concrete, siding and decks. Deliberately the wrong tool for your roof — and we'll tell you why.
Where pressure belongs →Why it matters here
Generic guidance says "clean your windows twice a year" and "moss is unsightly." Neither is much use if you live under fir cover on Puget Sound. A few things that are specifically true here:
Each service page below goes into the actual mechanism — what the debris is, what it does over time, and how often it genuinely needs attention on this island.
No waiting on a callback
Tell us the number of windows, your home's height and roughly how much gutter you have, and you'll get an actual price — not a "someone will contact you." Book a time right there if it works for you.
Prefer to talk it through? Call or text 253-204-5724.
One person, doing the work himself, on an island where reputation travels fast.