Greenville's pollen season coats everything yellow-green. Here's the best time to wash and how to make it last.
Every spring, the Upstate turns yellow-green as pine and hardwood pollen coat cars, decks, and the sides of houses. On light-colored siding it is impossible to miss, and it mixes with humidity to feed mildew that lingers long after pollen season ends.
Wait until pollen season winds down in late spring, then wash — cleaning mid-season just means doing it again in two weeks. A late-spring house washing in Greenville clears the pollen and the mildew it fed, and stays clean through the summer.
A garden hose moves pollen around but leaves the mildew. A soft-wash with cleaning solution lifts both and kills the growth at the root, so siding stays clean months longer. See our Greenville pressure washing services for a quote.
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