Gutter cleaning in Jenks

Stucco is porous and textured, which is exactly why it gets dirty: algae, dust, and pollen settle into every ridge of the finish and hold moisture there. It's also why a pressure washer is the wrong tool. A concentrated stream erodes the surface texture, leaves visible wand marks, and can force water through hairline cracks into the wall behind.

A soft wash lets the cleaning solution reach into the texture and lift the growth out, then rinses at low pressure. The finish keeps its original texture and color, and there are no stripes where a wand passed over it.

Many Jenks homes combine several materials on the same front elevation — a stone veneer base, brick or stucco above, painted trim, and sometimes siding on the gables. Each one reacts differently to water and cleaning solution, so the wash is adjusted surface by surface rather than run the same way across the whole house.

Stone veneer in particular can hold dark staining in its mortar joints. Soft washing removes it without blowing out the joints, and plants and landscaping are pre-wet and protected before anything is applied.

Jenks sits along the Arkansas River, and the extra humidity shows up as faster algae growth on shaded walls and a film on windows that comes back sooner than homeowners expect. The Season Care Plan is built for that cycle: soft washing, gutter cleaning, and window cleaning in one visit, twice a year, quoted per home.

For the rooflines Jenks is known for at the holidays, Hydra Total Care installs seasonal holiday lighting from $500 and permanent LED track from $2,000 — one permanent installation, no ladders every November.