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House Washing & Soft Washing in Salt Lake City

Gentle, low-pressure soft washing that lifts dirt, algae, and mildew off siding, stucco, and delicate surfaces, without the damage high pressure can cause.

  • Safe for vinyl, stucco, brick, and painted surfaces
  • Kills algae and mildew at the root, so it stays cleaner longer
  • Starting at $200, fully insured, locally owned
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What we clean

Soft washing, done right

High pressure can etch stucco, streak paint, and force water behind your siding. Soft washing uses low pressure and a professional cleaning solution to lift dirt, algae, and mildew off the surface, then rinse it clean.

The result looks better and lasts longer, because it treats the growth at the root instead of just blasting the top layer. We match the method to the material, so every surface gets the right touch.

Surfaces we soft wash

  • Vinyl siding
  • Stucco
  • Aluminum siding
  • Brick and block
  • Painted wood
  • Soffits and fascia
  • Gutter exteriors
  • Doors and trim
Our process

How we soft wash a house

Soft washing is not pressure washing at a lower setting. It is a different process: the cleaning solution does the work and the water only rinses.

Walk the exterior and identify the substrate

Vinyl, aluminum, fiber cement, stucco, EIFS, painted wood, and brick all behave differently under water and under solution. We identify what we are cleaning before anything gets wet, because the wrong dilution on painted wood or the wrong pressure on stucco is not reversible.

Protect the plantings and the openings

Beds get pre-wet and rinsed, light fixtures and outlets get checked, and windows and doors are checked for failed seals. Most of the horror stories people have heard about house washing are actually about this step being skipped.

Apply solution and let it dwell

The solution is applied low and allowed to work. Dwell time is what kills the algae and mildew at the root rather than just bleaching the surface, and it is the step that gets cut when a crew is trying to be off your property in twenty minutes.

Rinse at low pressure, top down

The rinse runs top down at pressure well below what will lift vinyl, force water behind a lap seam, or mark stucco. Done right, the wall is uniformly clean rather than clean in stripes where the wand passed.

What we remove

What we are actually removing from your siding

Green algae

The green film on north and shaded walls is living algae, not dirt. Rinsing it removes the color and leaves the organism, which is why untreated walls go green again within weeks.

Black mildew and mold

Dark speckling in shaded, damp areas. It needs a solution with dwell time; pressure alone drives spores into porous surfaces rather than removing them.

Oxidation and chalking

Older vinyl and aluminum siding develops a chalky surface layer. It wipes off on your hand. Aggressive pressure strips it unevenly and leaves the wall blotchy, so it needs a gentler approach.

Road film and inversion haze

A gray, greasy layer from traffic and from Utah's winter inversions. Water alone will not shift it once it has baked on through a summer.

Spider webs, wasp nests, and mud daubers

Under eaves, in corners, and around lights. These come off in the same pass, and clearing them is one of the visible differences between a wash and a rinse.

Hard-water and sprinkler staining

Mineral lines where irrigation overspray has dried on the wall repeatedly. Fresh staining lifts; staining that has etched into the surface over years may not fully.

Tannin bleed

Rust-brown streaking below wood trim, cedar, or where leaves have sat wet against the wall. It needs a different treatment than algae does.

Why Dirt Gone

Cleaner surfaces, no damage, longer-lasting results

Safe for your surfaces

Low pressure plus the right solution means no etched stucco, no stripped paint, and no water driven behind your siding.

Kills growth at the source

Algae and mildew get treated at the root, not just rinsed off, so your walls stay clean for months longer.

Upfront, honest pricing

You get a clear starting price before we arrive and a firm quote after a quick look. No surprises.

Pricing

Simple, upfront pricing

House and soft washing starts at $200. Final pricing depends on the size and height of your home, the surfaces involved, and how much buildup there is. You will always see the price before we start.

Washing your driveway or windows on the same visit? Ask about bundling for a better rate.

$200starting

Most single-story homes land near the starting price. Larger or two-story homes are quoted after a quick look.

Final pricing depends on size, condition, accessibility, travel, and scope of work.

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How it works

Three easy steps to a cleaner property

Tell us what needs cleaning

Send a few details by call, text, or the quote form. A photo of the area helps.

We confirm a time and clean

Pick a time that works. Our insured crew shows up on schedule and handles the rest.

Enjoy the results

Your property looks new again, and rebooking your next clean takes one message.

5.0

5.0 from 15 verified Google reviews

Real reviews from recent Dirt Gone Wash Co customers.

Rated 5 out of 5

"Saya came to do my siding and back patio. He gave me a great deal! He was professional and reliable and had a great price compared to others I received. I highly recommend."

Carrie A. · Google review

Rated 5 out of 5

"Saya came out and cleaned my trash bins and driveway, and I was really impressed with the results. He was honest from the start and explained that the oil stains on my driveway would need a hot water treatment to fully remove them."

Irma B. · Google review

Rated 5 out of 5

"They do a very good job and I'm very impressed with their work. Super professional, 10/10 recommend!"

Tiana I. · Google review

Service area

House / Soft Washing across the Salt Lake, Davis, and Weber County corridor

We are a service-area business, so we come to you. Pick your city for local pricing, conditions, and the jobs we get called for most there.

Not listed? Call or text (801) 332-0231 — we cover most of the corridor between Salt Lake City and Ogden.

FAQ

House / Soft Washing questions, answered

How much does house washing cost in Salt Lake City?
House and soft washing starts at $200. Your final price depends on the size and height of your home, the surfaces involved, and how much buildup there is. You always see the price before we start.
How do I know my house needs washing?
Green or black streaks on the siding, a chalky or dull look, spider webbing under the eaves, and dark growth on north-facing walls are the signs. In Salt Lake City most homes show it within a year.
Will pressure washing damage my siding or stucco?
High pressure can, and on stucco the damage is permanent. That is why we soft wash delicate surfaces like vinyl, stucco, and painted wood using low pressure and a cleaning solution, so nothing gets etched or forced behind the siding. There is a full breakdown on will pressure washing damage stucco.
How often should I wash my house in Utah?
Most Salt Lake City homes benefit from a wash once a year, though exposure decides it rather than the calendar. North-facing and shaded walls grow algae faster and may need it more often. We go through what actually sets the interval on how often to wash a house in Utah.
Are you insured?
Yes. Dirt Gone Wash Co. is fully insured and locally owned, so your property is covered while we work.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Salt Lake City and communities across the Salt Lake and Ogden areas, including Sandy, West Jordan, Draper, Murray, Millcreek, Holladay, Ogden, Roy, Layton, Clearfield, and Clinton.

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