You saw the truck. Now get a number for your own place.

If he is already working your street, often that same week. He runs Fayetteville, Hope Mills, Raeford, Spring Lake and Eastover most weeks, so pick the earliest slot that suits you and he will tell you if he can get there sooner. Evenings and weekends can be arranged.

Usually not. He needs access to an outside water spigot and a clear path around whatever is being cleaned. Plenty of customers leave for work and come back to it finished. If a gate needs unlocking or a dog is out in the yard, tell him up front and he will plan around it.

Not when the right method is used. Siding and shingles are cleaned with a low pressure soft wash that lifts algae and mildew chemically rather than blasting it off. High pressure is kept for concrete, brick and other hard surfaces that can take it. Anyone putting high pressure on your shingles is doing it wrong.

After Chris sees it. Square footage, the surface, and how long the dirt has been sitting all move the number, so a rate card off the internet would be a guess. He looks at the property, tells you the price, and you decide from there. The estimate itself is free and there is no obligation.

Say so when you book. Getting the house, the driveway and the fence done on one visit is cheaper than booking them separately, because he is only bringing the gear out once. He can also detail a vehicle in the driveway while he is already there.

A soft wash usually holds far longer than a straight blast, because the solution kills the algae at the root instead of knocking the surface growth off. North facing walls and anything sitting under tree shade will always green up first in the Cumberland County humidity, so those are the walls to watch.