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19 years already — and it’s all because of you. For nearly two decades, Pro Wash has proudly served homeowners and businesses throughout Farmington, Missouri and the surrounding areas. What started as a commitment to quality exterior cleaning has grown into a trusted name in the community, known for reliable service, professional results, and long-term […]

April showers are here in Farmington, Missouri, and while spring rain brings fresh growth and greener landscapes, it also puts your home’s gutter system to the test. If your gutters are clogged or not functioning properly, all that rainwater has nowhere to go — and that’s when problems start. Gutters play a critical role in

Spring is here — and it’s the perfect time to freshen things up before Easter gatherings. As the weather warms up across Farmington, Missouri, homeowners begin preparing their homes for family, friends, and outdoor activities. One of the most overlooked areas during this seasonal refresh? Your concrete surfaces. Driveways, patios, sidewalks, and porches take on

That “green” you see on your home’s siding isn’t just dirt — it’s organic buildup that holds moisture and slowly dulls your home’s appearance over time. For many homeowners in Farmington, Missouri, this is a common issue, especially after periods of rain and humidity. While it may seem like a minor cosmetic problem at first,

Flat roofs tend to hold more moisture than sloped roofs, which makes them a common place for algae, dirt, and organic buildup to collect over time. In Farmington, Missouri, and surrounding areas like Fredericktown, Bonne Terre, Potosi, and Ste. Genevieve, including lake communities such as Terre Du Lac near Bonne Terre and Lake Forest near

Garage doors take on more grime than most homeowners realize. Because they sit directly next to driveways and face the elements every day, they collect dirt, road dust, rain splash, and organic buildup over time. What may begin as light discoloration can slowly develop into heavy staining that makes the entire front of a home

That green “haze” on your siding isn’t just dirt — it’s organic growth thriving in moisture and shade. In Farmington, Missouri, where humidity, rainfall, and tree cover are common, algae and mildew can take hold quickly on homes, sheds, garages, and commercial buildings. What may start as light discoloration can gradually turn into heavy staining

Your property goes through a lot — and in Farmington, Missouri, the elements don’t take a season off. Rain, humidity, dirt, algae, pollen, and everyday environmental buildup quietly settle onto your home or commercial building throughout the year. What starts as light discoloration can gradually turn into deep staining, organic growth, clogged gutters, and surfaces

Your front steps are the first thing guests see — and after winter in Farmington, Missouri, they usually show it. What starts as a little moisture and dirt during colder months can quickly turn into dark staining, slick buildup, and deep discoloration. Many homeowners don’t realize that winter weather has a lasting effect on concrete

Mid-February in Farmington, Missouri might still feel like winter, but your concrete is already preparing for spring. While temperatures fluctuate and snow comes and goes, your driveways, sidewalks, patios, and walkways are quietly collecting moisture, grime, and seasonal buildup. Many homeowners assume exterior cleaning is something to think about in late spring. However, late winter