After all the rains we’ve had lately in the St. Louis area, you’ve probably been outside to check out your home to see if there were any damages. Chances are you might have seen some green stuff on your vinyl siding. Yes, that’s mold and mildew growing right there on the side of your house. And it’s probably right in arms reach of your children touching it and sticking their hands in their mouth. It’s time for a good pressure washing.

Spring is in the air. Flowers are starting to bloom. You probably took a lazy stroll through the garden area at your local hardware store, and now you’ve got the itch to get outside and get to work.

Many homeowners in the St. Louis area are under the misconception that pressure is what actually does the cleaning. That is just simply not true. The right detergent is what does the cleaning. You can wash your home the right way with the pressure of a garden hose.

So before you go spend $300-$500 dollars on a pressure washer, we have a solution for you that will work better, be more efficient, and chances are cost under $100 dollars to build

For most homeowners in the St. Louis area, gutter cleaning isn't something they want to do on a Saturday afternoon. But when gutters are not cleaned on a regular basis, it can cause a lot of damage on the home and the wallet. Gutter cleaning is used to rid gutters of dead leaves, standing water and other debris.

The last few days have been terrible for Missouri residents affected by the flooding. Many of our friends and family have be affected by this disaster that has hit areas such as Valley Park, Eureka, Pacific, and surrounding communities.

Roof Cleaning can be a very dangerous task for the typical homeowner. Spraying a solution on your roof, then rinsing your roof will make your shingles very slick, and in just a blink of an eye, your foot could slip sending you down to the ground with serious injuries, or God forbid losing your life.

Some homeowners however like to tackle projects on their own. Many projects are easy to do, while some are difficult. On a scale from 1 to 10, 10 being the hardest task to accomplish, I would say cleaning stains from roof shingles is off the chart, and the majority of that is due to the safety issues involved.

With that being said, we are going to share with you a simple solution that will remove the streaks off your roof, and tell you how to apply this roof cleaning solution for the average homeowner.

Let's face it...your tired of seeing them. Yes, I am talking about those roof stains on your roof. Many people don't realize what causes the stains on your roof. We have heard almost everything...from residue of jet fuel to the shingles rotting from the inside out.