Exterior Cleaning and Pressure Washing in Selma, CA

What Selma Properties Are Up Against

Selma is the Raisin Capital of the World, and harvest is the single biggest thing working against a clean house here. From late August into October the vineyards throw up a heavy, sticky dust that sets on everything within a mile of a drying tray.

That harvest dust is not ordinary road dirt. It carries sugar and organic fines off the fruit, so it clings to glass, to painted trim and to solar panels rather than blowing off. Once a 105 degree afternoon bakes it on, a hose does almost nothing. Selma homeowners who wash in July and then look at the house in October are usually surprised at how fast it came back.

The Highway 99 corridor adds its own layer. Homes and storefronts within a few blocks of the freeway and the Selma Auto Mall pick up brake dust and road film that greys out white stucco and leaves a haze on windows facing the traffic. Behind the businesses along Whitson Street, the same film lands on sidewalk concrete and gets ground in by foot traffic.

Winter flips the problem. Tule fog parks over Selma for days and keeps north facing walls, shaded concrete and roof valleys damp. That is when algae and mildew take hold, and it is the reason a soft wash in late winter often does more visible good than the same wash in June.

Why Selma Property Owners Stay With Us

We tell people when they do not need a service. That is the short version of why Selma customers keep calling back.

Plenty of Selma houses need a soft wash and nothing else. If your concrete is grey from age rather than dirty, saying so costs us a line item and earns a customer who calls again next year. We would rather have the second call.

We are licensed and insured, family owned, and carry a 4.9 star rating from 644 Google reviews. Those are real Valley customers, and every review is public on our Google Business Profile.

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Selma Neighborhoods and Coverage

Every Selma address is in range, from the older homes near Whitson Street and Pioneer Village to the newer subdivisions east of the freeway and the commercial frontage along Highway 99.

We also cover the farm and rural addresses ringing town, which tend to be the ones hit hardest by harvest dust. Long driveways and detached shops are not a problem, we bring our own water when a property cannot supply it.

Outside Selma proper, our coverage runs across Fresno and the Central Valley, taking in Fresno, Madera, Kings, Tulare and Merced counties.