Exterior-cleaning guide

How to prepare a property for exterior washing

Moving a few things ahead of time protects your belongings and gives the work area fewer surprises on cleaning day.

Close, move, and identify

A clear work area and secured openings help us care for the property and reach the surfaces included in your cleaning plan.

  • Close and secure doors and windows
  • Move vehicles beyond the likely spray and runoff area
  • Remove furniture, rugs, toys, planters, hoses, and decorations
  • Keep children and pets away from the work area
South Mississippi Power Washing van and cleaning equipment beside a brick building in Laurel
On site and ready to workOur van and cleaning equipment at a Laurel project.View this project

Share the details that help us care for the property

A photo or quick note about a known problem can change how an area is handled. Identify leaks, loose siding, damaged seals, cracked or patched concrete, coatings, fresh paint, exterior outlets, and fragile fixtures.

Share any finish changes, absorbed stains, or repairs with us before the visit. That helps us tailor the cleaning plan and explain the improvements to expect for each area.

Plan for drying and access afterward

Shade, weather, drainage, and surface type affect drying time. Keep people, pets, furniture, and vehicles clear until the cleaned areas are safe and sufficiently dry.

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