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Nothing near the lake dries out the way it should. Every Pewaukee job is looked at in person before a number is given.
Pewaukee Lake sets the pace here. It runs events all summer and the town builds around it, and the same water that makes the place worth living in keeps everything on it damp. That is the whole story of the work here — growth does not get the dry spell it needs to die back.
House washing is most of it, with decks and docks following from the same cause. The housing runs the full range, from entry level streets to high-end lakefront, and the growth does not much care which. Wet is wet. What does change is how much surface there is to clean.
One cause sits behind most of it, and it is the reason people move here.
Humidity off the water keeps walls, decks and railings damp long after a rain has passed. Growth needs a dry spell to die back and around here it does not get one.
This is the thing homeowners bring up first. Water and trees together mean insects, and the webs go up along the soffits, in the eaves and around every exterior light. They are back not long after anyone clears them.
A deck that never dries grows a film, and a film on a wet board is slippery in a way a dry one never hints at. It is a safety problem before it is an appearance problem.
Whichever elevation never gets direct sun stays wet longest and goes green first. If one side has it, the others are on the same road, just further behind.
Water in a damp surface freezes and expands, and every cycle opens it up a little more. That is why a wall that was fine two seasons ago is suddenly not.
Lakeside houses carry more deck, more railing and more dock than inland ones. It is not harder work, there is just more of it, which is why the number comes after a look in person.
Brad was great to deal with! We had been in the house 5 years without touching the outside exterior, who knows how long before us. We have many oak trees surrounding our house, and Pristine made it new again! Highly recommend.
Brad was extremely thorough. He took the time to explain and educate upfront as we walked around the house, and did the same at the end with a quality walk-through. Our neighbors jumped on board with a wash too.
He laid out all the options and services available to me, but I never felt like there was a heavy hand directing me to the most expensive route. The quality was exactly what I was hoping for.
Across Waukesha County and into Lake Country. Pewaukee sits just north of home base.
We work here, and it is one of the shorter drives from home base in Waukesha. House washing is most of it, with decks and docks following from the same cause — nothing near that lake dries out properly.
Yes. They come off with the wash — along the soffits, up in the eaves and around every exterior light, which is where they always are. It is the complaint we hear most in the lake towns, more than algae on the siding, and it is usually what prompts the call.
The season runs from the end of April through the end of October. Spring and early summer are the busiest stretch of the year, so earlier calls get more choice of date. Sanding and sealing is June through August.
Send this over and Brad will get back to you, usually within a few hours. Every job in Pewaukee is looked at in person before a price is given — no phone quotes.
Monday–Friday 8:00–5:00Saturday 9:00–4:00 · Closed Sunday and holidays
