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Is Pressure Cleaning putting a hole in your Pocket?

It seems that more frequently than you like, pressure Cleaning has become a yearly expense to your home maintenance. Homeowners Associations which most of you have are more and more becoming on your back for proper cleaning maintenance. One Tip that can save you money when pressure cleaning is to have a mildewside treatment applied to your roof. Yes it is a little more out of pocket expense but in the long run you could probally go a year and 1/2 before cleaning again.

Another Alternative is to apply a clear roof coating that actually beads any water while protecting against moisture seeping in any crevices which will produce mold spores. The coating actually directs the water off your roof in which Say go bye to pressure cleaning for many years to come. This protect looks great on your roof adds a natural sheen and darkens the color of your tile giving it a new look.

We provide these services to you, check us out at www.kcroofmaintenance.com

Protecting your Investment

beautifying your pavers look good but add protection

There is nothing more appealing then driving up in your driveway and seeing beautiful shiny pavers that look fairy new.
You can achieve this but applying a protectant sealer made with a water based silicone that last from 12-18months. This protects against fading and stains setting in and once that happens all you can do is replace them or turn them over.

When sealing you should always have a professional to do it. You need proper washing of the pavers first, then apply the sealer in thin coats either sprayed on or rolled on. If to much sealer is put on it can leave a big mess in the future to fix and in doing that you would probally need to do an acid wash to remove the sealer. Do it right the first time and you will just have your regular maintenance of your pavers. This will save you money in the future!!!!!

If you are looking to do it your self we recommend using WetLook or CcobbleCoat, you can get this at any Sherwin Williams store near you.