That green film on your siding is algae feeding on humidity. Here's how to remove it without cracking the vinyl.
The green film that creeps up vinyl siding in the Upstate is algae, thriving on the region's warmth and humidity. It shows up first on north-facing and shaded walls and spreads across the whole side of a house if it is left alone.
Scrubbing by hand is endless work, and high pressure can crack aging vinyl and force water behind the panels. A low-pressure soft-wash dissolves the algae with cleaning solution and rinses clean — no ladders, no scrubbing, no damage.
Because the soft-wash kills the algae at the root, it stays gone far longer than a surface rinse. In the humid Upstate, most homes need a house washing in Greenville every 12 to 18 months. Get an upfront quote.
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