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N Step2024-03-23I used Estate Aid to remove the calcium buildup around my pool. All work was completed as scheduled and they did an excellent job. All buildup was removed from the pool tiles, greatly enhancing the visual appeal of the pool area. They completed a thorough cleanup after and ensured that I was completely satisfied with the work performed. I would definitely use them again.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Darryl Plaisance2024-03-22I have to say it is very refreshing to see a couple young guys not only out hustling and working hard to build a business, but showing up on time and doing a fantastic job. Donovan with Estate Aid came knocking on my door and my typical response to door to door sales is to say no thanks before they can even tell me what they are selling, but he was very polite and handed me a nice flyer of the calcium pool cleaning they were doing and I had 15 years of build up so asked him to come on back and give me a bid. Little did I realize that he wasn’t just a young guy hired to door knock but it was his and his partners business. I thought the price seemed fair for the job and they were there the next morning bright and early. They spent the better part of the day cleaning all the calcium off and it turned out fantastic. They cleaned up everything after the job and our pool looks like new. Really can’t say enough good things about these guys and the job they did.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Kyler Armstrong2024-03-20They did an amazing job removing the white line around our pool and hot tub. They were very professional and polite.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Mo Hyde2024-03-02I called out Estate Aid to do some spring cleaning. They did an awesome job cleaning my windows, pressure washing my driveway, and soft washing my roof which got rid of the black streaks. Would definitely recommend.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Mike Winiesdorffer2024-02-17Niko and his partner cleaned the calcium from my pool tiles. They gave me a quote based on eyeballing the pool and stuck to it even after measuring revealed they could have charged 200 usd more based on their published price / ft. They were professional, punctual and efficient. Good young people trying to build a business.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
WoodlandsAggie2024-02-16These days did a great job removing calcium from our tile and stones. They also did a nice job of cleaning up afterwards. I highly recommend them!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Jacob Whitlock2024-01-25Highly recommend this company for any exterior cleaning. These guys cleaned my company’s windows and driveway. They do excellent work! I’ll be reaching out in the future again👍Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
julio cabrera2023-11-28Estate aid came through with a good deal and excellent work. Recommend getting scheduled ahead of time for some good workTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
hector martinez2023-11-08They did a great job removing the calcium from our pool tile and stone around our hot tub. They also did a great job hanging out Christmas lights.
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This always tops the list of power washing questions. The cost of power washing a house's exterior in Texas can vary depending on factors such as the home's condition, design, and size. Typically, it'll cost between $233 and $800. If special treatments like algae removal are needed, the cost may be higher. We provide onsite quotes after assessing the scope of the work, ensuring accuracy and transparency for our Texas customers.
Regular power washing is indeed important for maintaining the cleanliness and integrity of your home's exterior surfaces. While an annual power wash is generally recommended, it's also advisable to increase the frequency if your property has a lush garden or if you're dealing with recurring algae growth. More frequent power washing can help prevent the buildup of dirt, grime, mold, and algae, keeping your home looking its best and prolonging the life of its exterior surfaces.
This is another one of the most common power washing questions, and the answer’s, “Yes.” Pressure washing uses cold water, while power washing uses hot water. The latter is better for grease stains.
Yes, it removes the dirt that degrades the surface, revealing the pristine substrate, if you do it properly.
You allow dirt to build up, and mold, moss, and algae can take over, causing structural damage.
Yes, you can, as long as there’s no lightning and it’s not raining heavily. However, we take extra precautions against slipping and ensure the electrical points are watertight.
The answer depends on the house’s size, design, and what kind of machine you have. It takes an average of a few hours to an afternoon, depending on the pressure settings and the surface damage prevention techniques you’ve got to use.
This is one of the most common power washing questions. You can pressure clean most concrete surfaces if the concrete’s older than three years.
You’ll need to take care of more delicate areas. For example, during a window or roof treatment, we use a soft wash process that relies on biodegradable cleansers rather than high pressure.
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