The Regent Wash Blog
Exterior cleaning, explained.
What is actually on your siding, what will not come out, and how to tell whether a company knows the difference.










New here? Pick the part of the house that is bothering you. Every post is written for homeowners in plain words, and every real job in them comes with the photos to prove it.
Siding and house washing
What is actually growing on your siding, why a hose will not fix it, and how often a house here needs washing. Start with the green wall, then the schedule. The service itself is on our house soft washing page.
Gutters and oxidation
Why gutters stay striped after a house wash, and what those black lines really are. The Hatboro posts show the work partway through. The service itself is on our gutter brightening and oxidation removal page.
Driveways and concrete
Zebra stripes, surface cleaners and why an evenly cleaned slab looks the way it does. The service itself is on our driveway and concrete cleaning page.
Patios and stone
Why gray flagstone is usually colorful stone under grime, and how a Havertown patio got its color back. If your patio is around a pool, the same rules apply, and the rinse water stays out of the pool. The service itself is on our paver and patio cleaning page.
Decks and the right method
Soft washing against pressure washing, and a composite deck in Havertown that was cleaned the gentle way. Read these before you rent a pressure washer. The service itself is on our deck and fence cleaning page.
The questions behind the posts.
What is the difference between pressure washing and soft washing?
How often should I get my house washed?
Why doesn't a house wash take the streaks off?
What causes zebra stripes on a driveway, and can you fix them?
My flagstone looks permanently stained. Is it?
Can you clean my composite deck safely?
Is gutter brightening the same as gutter cleaning?
Rather just have it handled?
Tell us what you would like cleaned and we will send a free, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.
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