House Soft Washing in Hamilton & Surrounding Areas
A bright, clean exterior — with no high-pressure damage to siding, paint or trim.
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Soft washing — often simply called house washing — uses low pressure and specialized cleaning solutions to safely remove mould, mildew, algae and dirt from siding. Luxury Solutions soft washes homes across Hamilton, Burlington, Stoney Creek, Ancaster, Caledonia and Grimsby — vinyl, aluminum, stucco and more.
Organic growth eats into siding and keeps spreading. Soft washing kills it at the root, so your exterior stays clean far longer than high pressure alone — without the risk of forcing water behind siding or stripping finishes.
What's included
- Mould removal
- Mildew removal
- Algae removal
- General dirt & grime removal
- Vinyl, aluminum & stucco siding
- Eaves & soffit exterior
High pressure can crack, gouge or drive water behind siding. Soft washing is the manufacturer-preferred method for most residential exteriors — it's gentler on the surface and kills organic growth at the source for a longer-lasting clean.
For a tailored estimate, call 905-519-9410 or request your free quote.
Priced by home size — your free quote confirms the exact number.
What's the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?
Pressure washing uses high-pressure water for hard surfaces like concrete and brick. Soft washing uses low pressure plus cleaning solutions for delicate surfaces like siding — it removes mould and algae without the risk of damage high pressure poses to siding and trim.
Will soft washing damage my siding or plants?
No. Soft washing is the recommended method precisely because it's gentle on siding, paint and trim. We take care around landscaping and rinse plantings as needed.
What does soft washing remove?
Mould, mildew, algae, lichen and general dirt and grime — the organic growth that discolours siding and keeps spreading if left untreated.
How long does a soft wash last?
Because soft washing kills growth at the root rather than just blasting it off, results typically last far longer than high pressure alone — often a year or more depending on shade, trees and exposure.