Dirt, mold, mildew, soot, and other contaminants in New England's environment can cause serious damage to building surfaces and reduce the lifespan of coatings. If left unchecked, mold and mildew can cause discoloration and deterioration in materials like vinyl, wood, stucco, and siding.

Dirty gutters and roofs can lead to sagging and loss of granules, while pressure-treated wood decks and fences, as well as cedar, may rot. Regular cleaning can prevent these problems and extend the life of building surfaces, saving property owners both short-term and long-term costs.

Having a clean and well-maintained property is crucial for attracting and retaining tenants, customers, and renters. For commercial and retail properties, maintaining a clean and well-presented appearance creates a positive initial impression and making potential renters, customers, or lessees feel welcomed. This can increase foot traffic and lead to a more favorable image for the business or organization operating within.

Having a clean and well-maintained property can greatly impact its appeal and value as an investment. Whether you own a residential, commercial, industrial, or low-rise building, cleanliness is an important factor that prospective renters, buyers, or lessees consider when choosing a property. A property that is free of dirt, grime, and other contaminants is more likely to be attractive and in demand, leading to faster rentals, sales, or leases.

Regular cleaning is a simple yet effective way to maintain the value and appeal of your investment and increase its desirability.