Exterior home cleaning
in Colleyville.
Colleyville lots are big, and a lot of them are under old trees. That means shaded roof planes that stay damp, gutters that fill back up faster than you'd expect, and a long drive going brown under the litter. We handle the roof, the gutters, the shaded walls and the concrete, around canopy that isn't coming down.
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Why Colleyville homes need regular care
Colleyville held onto its trees while the towns around it filled in, and you can see it from the street. Drive Whittington or Oak Hollow and you're under branches most of the way. Houses sit far enough back that the drive runs in shade its full length, and the lots are wide enough that the canopy from one yard closes over the next. Old trees on a big lot change what the house does. The north side barely gets direct sun, so it dries slowly and grows what likes staying wet. Leaves, twigs and acorns land on the roof and stay in the valleys instead of blowing off, because a wooded lot doesn't give wind a clear run across the shingle. The same litter sits on the concrete, gets rained on, and leaches brown into it. Nobody buys a lot like this to clear it, so the trees stay and the work fits around them. That means going after the shaded planes and the damp walls on a rhythm that matches what's actually falling, instead of one wash in April and nothing until next spring.
The houses here
Colleyville is its own city in Tarrant County, and it's mostly large custom homes on wide lots. Whittington, Montclair, Highland Meadows, Remington, Oak Hollow and Somerset all read the same way from the curb: big brick and stone elevations set well back, with mature trees standing over them. Most of it is custom brick and stone with cast stone trim, some stucco, and painted wood on eaves, soffits and shutters. That's a soft wash job, not a pressure job, and the painted trim under a wet north eave is usually the first thing to show it. What the big lots produce is scale. Deep setbacks mean long drives and long walkways, often with a side-entry garage and a turnaround, so there's more concrete here than the square footage of the house suggests. Roofs are large and cut up, with plenty of valleys, and the gutter run is long. Plan price follows the house, not the lot. Large is 3,000 to 4,000 square feet at $249, XL is 4,000 to 5,000 at $349, and above 5,000 is Estate at $449. Measure the conditioned square footage and read the band.
What the ground does
Stand in a Colleyville front yard at noon and you can see the shade line on the house. It doesn't move much. On the north and northeast walls, brick, stone and painted trim can still be damp hours after the south side has dried, and that's where green and black growth shows up first, low on the wall and in the mortar joints. The roof does the same thing. Shaded planes hold moisture and go dark and streaked while the sunny slopes stay clean, so half a roof can look years older than the other half. Then there's what falls. The litter here isn't only leaves. It's twigs, acorns and small limbs, and it packs into valleys and gutters tighter than a leaf load does. After a windy night you'll find a layer of it on the roof that a light rain won't move. On the ground, wet litter left on concrete leaves a brown stain behind it. Sweeping clears the leaves. It doesn't clear what already soaked in, which is why a drive under heavy canopy rarely comes all the way back in one pass.
North and northeast elevations that stay damp under canopy and grow green and black
Shaded roof planes streaking while the sunny slopes stay clean
Valleys and gutters packing with twigs, acorns and small limbs
Brown staining where wet leaf litter sits on long drives and stone walks
True across North Texas
Hard water
It dries to a white film on glass and brick, and sprinkler overspray puts it there faster than weather does.
Two leaf drops
Live oaks hold last year's leaves through winter and drop them in spring. Cedar elm and pecan come down in November. Gutters fill twice.
Clay that moves
It swells wet and shrinks dry. A gutter overflowing at the same corner every storm is watering the ground your foundation sits on.
What we clean in Colleyville
The whole exterior, handled.
Pressure Washing
Driveways, walkways, and patios stripped of stains and grime.
House Soft Wash
Siding, brick, and stucco rinsed clean. No algae, no pressure damage.
Gutter Cleaning
Oak litter cleared, downspouts flushed, fascia and foundation protected.
Window Cleaning
Hard-water spotting and pollen film gone. Glass you forget is there.
Roof Soft Wash
Black algae streaks removed and treated, extending shingle life.
The Homestead Plan
One plan. Your whole year, handled.
Instead of tracking down a different company every time something needs doing, you hand the whole exterior to one person. Twelve focused visits a year. Pressure washing, gutters, windows, soft washing, and roof treatment, rotated through the calendar so small problems get caught before they turn into expensive repairs. Someone who knows your home, locked-in pricing, photos each time. And yes, it costs less than booking piece by piece.
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Common questions
Colleyville exterior cleaning
The north side of my house goes green every year and the south side never does. Why?+
Shade and drying time. That wall sits under canopy and barely gets direct sun, so after rain or a heavy dew it stays wet for hours while the rest of the house dries in minutes. Growth needs moisture and not much else. That's why it starts low on the wall, in the mortar joints and under the eaves, and shows up on the shaded roof planes at the same time. The fix isn't more pressure. High pressure on mortar joints, stucco and painted trim does damage you'll notice later. It's a soft wash with the right mix, given time to work, then rinsed. And it's a timing question. The shaded side needs attention more often than the sunny side, so it gets it on the rotation rather than everything getting one identical pass a year.
I had the gutters cleaned in November and they were full again by January. Is something wrong?+
No. That's a wooded lot. On an open lot the load is leaves in the fall and that's mostly it. Under mature trees you get leaves, then twigs, then acorns, then small limbs after every wind event, and it keeps coming through the winter. Twigs and acorns also pack tighter than leaves, so a gutter can look clear from the ground and still be holding water at the downspout. What matters more than any one cleaning is how often somebody is actually up there. On a heavily treed Colleyville lot, plan on more than one pass, and have the valleys checked at the same time. Litter sitting wet in a valley is what starts the dark streaking you see later.
Will washing the house and the drive hurt my trees?+
Not if whoever's holding the hose thinks about where the water ends up, and that's the part most people skip. The risk isn't the cleaning mix. It's a few hundred gallons pooling at the base of a mature trunk, or a truck and ladders parked on soil right over the roots. Beds get wet down before the work and rinsed after. Runoff gets pushed onto the concrete and away from the base of the trees. Equipment stages on the drive, not on the root zone. Ladders lean on the house, not on a trunk. While you're thinking about it, go look at where your sprinkler heads throw. A zone that soaks a big trunk every other day is worth fixing.
My house is 4,300 square feet on almost an acre. What does the plan cost?+
$349 a month. That's the XL band, 4,000 to 5,000 square feet. Below it, 3,000 to 4,000 is Large at $249. Above 5,000 is Estate at $449. Price follows the house, not the lot, so a deep Colleyville lot with a long shaded drive pays the same as a tighter lot with the same house on it, even though there's more concrete and more tree over it. If the drive and walks are unusually long, say so on the quote request and they get measured.
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