
Marrero sits at the edge of the wetlands, and that proximity keeps the air damp long after the rain has stopped.
Marrero sits at the edge of the wetlands, and that proximity keeps the air damp long after the rain has stopped. Surfaces here rarely get a long dry spell to recover in, so mold and algae come back faster on fences, north-facing siding, and anything under tree cover. It is the same growth the rest of the metro fights, running on a shorter cycle.
Most of Marrero is single-storey suburban housing on concrete slab, with a lot of wood and vinyl fencing between lots. Fences take the worst of it because they sit in shade on one side all day. We wash them at a pressure the timber can take, and run surface cleaners across concrete for an even finish instead of the striping a wand leaves. For a free written estimate in Marrero, call (504) 688-3995.
A fence has one side in shadow for most of the day, sits close to damp ground, and gets no roof overhang protecting it. That combination makes it the first surface on a Marrero property to green up and the one that comes back soonest. Wood fencing takes it worst, because the growth works into the grain rather than sitting on the surface.
Timber also sets a low pressure limit. Enough force to strip growth off a board will raise the grain and leave it furred, which then holds dirt worse than it did before. We wash fencing at a pressure the wood can take and let the cleaning solution do the work, and we treat both faces rather than just the side you look at.
Single-storey housing on slab means a lot of horizontal concrete: driveways, patios, walkways and carport pads, usually more square footage than the walls. Those go through a surface cleaner rather than a wand. A wand cleans in overlapping arcs and the marks are invisible while wet and permanent once dry, which is the most common way a driveway gets ruined by a wash rather than improved by one.
Gulf humidity and heavy tree canopy mean growth comes back fast here.
Call (504) 688-3995 or send the form. Short notice is usually fine on the Marrero route.
Soft wash on siding, surface cleaners on concrete, detail work where it counts. The surface decides the pressure.
We check every surface with you before the truck leaves Marrero. If it's not right, we keep washing.
We run the same routes across Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, and St. Tammany.