Color comes back
Removing the chalky layer brings back the color that's been hiding under it.
PINNACLESOFTWASH
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PINNACLESOFTWASH
If you run a hand down your siding and it comes away chalky and white, that's oxidation. Rust stains on concrete are a different problem, but the same regular wash won't touch either one. This will.
Years of East Texas sun break down the surface of vinyl and aluminum siding. The finish gives up its color and leaves behind a dull, chalky film that rubs off on your hand, your ladder and anything that brushes against the wall. Metal buildings, carports, gutters and painted trim all do the same thing.
Oxidation isn't dirt, so soap and a soft wash won't move it. It's the failed top layer of the surface itself. We treat the surface with a cleaner made for oxidation, work it in, and rinse it off. The chalk comes away and the original color underneath comes back.
Vinyl and aluminum siding, metal buildings and carports, gutter faces, and painted trim. Not every surface can be fully restored, so we always test a small area first and show you the result before we price the job.
Call or send the form, and we'll give you a clear price before any work starts.
We protect plants and fixtures, then clean with the right pressure and solution for the surface.
We rinse thoroughly, clean up, and look over the finished job with you.
Removing the chalky layer brings back the color that's been hiding under it.
Restoring siding costs a fraction of tearing it off and putting new siding up.
We clean a test patch and show you the difference before you commit to anything.
Wipe it with a dark cloth or your hand. If you pick up a chalky white residue, that's oxidation, and washing alone won't remove it.
Usually it comes back close to its original color. Badly weathered siding may stay slightly faded, which is why we test a patch first and show you honestly what to expect.
No. A house wash removes mold, algae and dirt. Oxidation removal takes off the failed chalky layer of the surface itself, and it's a separate treatment.
Yes. Metal buildings, carports and awnings oxidize the same way siding does, and they respond well to the same treatment.
About a 40-mile radius from Longview
Tell us about your property and we'll get back to you fast. Or just call (903) 445-0891.