Garage Door Washing

What This Service Involves

A garage door is one of the largest surfaces on the front of most Washington homes, so its condition sets the tone for the whole facade. Our team gently washes steel, aluminum, and composite doors to remove the chalky oxidation, cedar pollen, and drizzle-borne dirt that accumulate along the coast and inland valleys alike. We pay close attention to the recessed panels and weather seals where grime settles unseen. Clean doors slide smoother, look newer, and reflect the care you put into the rest of the exterior.

Benefits

Brightens the most prominent surface on your home's front elevation; Removes oxidation and chalking that makes painted metal look faded; Clears pollen and cobwebs from panel seams and hardware; Complements a freshly washed driveway and entryway

Our Process

1) Rinse loose dust and cobwebs from panels and track hardware; 2) Apply a detergent suited to steel, aluminum, or composite; 3) Hand-agitate recessed panels and weather stripping; 4) Final rinse and wipe of glass inserts and trim

What Affects the Cost

Number and size of garage doors on the property; Door material and degree of oxidation; Presence of decorative windows or hardware; Height and reach required for the elevation; Add-on cleaning of surrounding trim and casing

Best Time of Year

Spring is ideal for clearing the heavy cedar and cottonwood pollen that coats doors after a wet Northwest winter.