Pressure washing in Lebanon, CT, farmhouses done right.

Lebanon holds more open land than almost any town near us, with a town green a mile long running through the middle of it. Route 207 comes in from Willimantic, Route 87 and Route 289 handle the rest, and the working dairy farms are still working.

Because so little of Lebanon is shaded, the wear pattern differs from the wooded towns. Less canopy means slower algae, but wide open exposure means field dust, pollen, and wind driven grit landing on siding season after season. South and west walls take the sun hard. The answer is not more pressure. It is a detergent that lifts the film and a rinse gentle enough to leave the finish alone.

The buildings are the other half of it. Dairy barns, hay storage, milk houses, equipment sheds, and long stretches of board and wire fence. We quote the whole property at once, house and outbuildings together, so nothing gets held over for a return trip.

The colonials along the Green are their own matter, old wood and old glass, handled at the lowest pressure that will actually do the job.

Lebanon is close, about twenty minutes from the shop. Send photos to (860) 553-9326 and a flat quote comes back, usually within the hour, with no need for us to drive out first.