House Washing in Lake Travis
Washing a whole house exterior in Lake Travis is a sequence, not one pass. Done in the wrong order you end up cleaning the same wall twice. Here is how it runs.
Top down, always
Walls before paving, and the house before the drive, because everything you take off the wall ends up on the ground. Doing it the other way round means washing the drive twice and still having streaks down the render.
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What's included
- Driveways, sidewalks and steps
- Patios, courtyards and pool decks
- Exterior walls and entryways
- Even, stripe-free cleaning of flat concrete
- Rinsing of nearby surfaces
What is included
Exterior walls, soffits and fascia where reachable, entryways, columns and exterior doors. Pressure or soft wash depending on the material, which we decide by walking it with you.
What Lake Travis glass is up against
Lake-facing walls of glass are the whole reason these houses were built the way they were. They are also the first to cloud over, because wind off the water carries limestone dust and spray straight onto the pane and it dries there.
- Two-storey lake elevations
- The best windows are usually the hardest to reach. We carry poles and ladders for both, and we do not walk on tile roofs.
- Spray off the water
- Boat wake and wind carry a fine mist onto lakefront glass. It dries into a haze that a garden hose only spreads around.
Doing the windows at the same time
Windows are washed last, after the walls. Any other order and the run-off puts dirt straight back on clean glass. Booking both together saves a separate visit.
Working in Lake Travis
Almost every job we do sits within a few miles of the water. Lakefront homes are built to face the view, so the glass is large, often two storeys, and usually on the windy side of the house. We know which streets need a pole and which need a ladder, and we plan the route so the lake side gets done before the afternoon wind picks the dust back up.
What it costs
Exterior work in Lake Travis is priced by surface area and access rather than by the hour. Combining walls, paving and glass in one visit costs less than booking them separately, because the setup is only paid for once.
Communities we cover around the lake
- Apache Shores
- Point Venture
- Volente
- Briarcliff
- The Hollows
- Lago Vista
- Jonestown
- Travis Landing
- Beacon Ridge
House Washing in Lake Travis — common questions
What does house washing include?
Exterior walls, soffits and fascia where we can reach, entryways and exterior doors, using pressure or soft washing depending on the material.
Should I have the windows done at the same time?
Yes, and in that order. Windows are washed after the walls, because wall run-off lands on the glass.
How often should a house be washed?
Every one to two years for most. Shaded elevations that grow algae need it more often.
Will it damage my paint or render?
Not when the right method is used. Painted and rendered walls are soft washed rather than pressure washed.
Do you wash gutters and fascia?
We wash the outside face of fascia and soffits where they can be reached from a ladder. We do not clear gutters out.
Do you cover my street in Lake Travis?
We work across Lake Travis regularly, including Apache Shores, Point Venture, Volente and the surrounding streets. Call or text (512) 200-2160 with your address and we will confirm straight away.
Who provides house washing in Lake Travis, TX?
Squeaky Clean Window Washing, locally owned and operated by Kyle Taylor and based in the Lake Travis area. Fully insured, with free written estimates.
Get a free estimate in Lake Travis
Tell us a little about your home and we will be in touch to arrange a free, no-obligation estimate.
- Call or text us!(512) 200-2160
- Emailkyle@squeakycleanatx.com