Pressure washing in Granby, CT
Roof algae, gutters, and farmstead washing for Granby, North Granby, and West Granby. A long run from Pomfret, handled by request.

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Granby is farm, forest, and traprock
Granby sits at the northern end of the Farmington Valley with the traprock ridge along its eastern side and the McLean Game Refuge and Enders forest covering a good deal of the rest. Salmon Brook comes through the middle, Route 20 crosses east to west, and Route 10 and Route 189 run north to south. North Granby and West Granby are the outlying villages.
Between the ridge and the tree cover, a lot of Granby property spends the day in shade. Shade means algae on the north wall and dark streaking on the roof slope that never dries. It also means gutters full twice each fall, and a full gutter heading into a cold snap is where ice trouble starts.
Working farms and old farmsteads are still common here. Barns, sheds, and long runs of fence go on the same quote as the house rather than getting treated as extras.
Everything we put on siding and shingle is biodegradable and plant safe, applied at low pressure, with landscaping wet down first and rinsed after. The pressure washer is for concrete.
Granby is a long drive from our shop, so it is by request. Text photos to (860) 553-9326 for a flat price and a candid answer about scheduling.

Granby jobs, house and barn
Everything on the property in one number, and an owner is there for all of it.

Hartford County towns we can reach
Simsbury and Avon sit south of Granby in the same valley, both of them by request.
Let's make your house
look like new.
Text us a few photos and we'll send back a flat quote within the hour. We're booking the 2026 season now, and Saturdays fill first.





