A fresh start.
For the outside of home.
A considered exterior wash for cladding, eaves and trim, with the surfaces and access checked first. Currently booking Auckland properties.
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Know the work.
Before you book.
House washing is the clean for the building’s exterior surfaces. Painted weatherboards, coated plaster and other cladding need an approach suited to the finish and its condition. A useful quote makes those surfaces clear before anyone starts work, rather than treating every house as the same job.
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What’s separate.
The wall area is only part of a home’s exterior. Soffits, gutter faces, porches and trim may need attention too, but they should be named in the scope. A house wash does not automatically include cleaning inside the gutters, treating the roof or leaving the glass with a detailed window-cleaning finish.
Soft washing describes a lower-pressure approach; it is not a reason to skip a surface assessment. Loose paint, damaged seals, uncoated timber and fragile fittings can change the work. The proposed method needs to suit the manufacturer’s care instructions and the actual finish, including areas that may need to be left alone.
Storeys, wall area, rooflines, extensions and the route around the home influence the work. A small house with limited access can take more planning than a larger, open site. The quote should distinguish a maintenance wash from a pre-paint clean and identify any additional tasks before a booking is confirmed.
Clear access around the walls makes the planned areas easier to reach. Outdoor furniture, clothes, delicate items and pets need consideration, along with windows, vents and electrical fittings. Preparation is agreed for the property; it should not depend on the customer climbing onto a roof or reaching unsafe areas.
A clear scope.
A price for your property.
Wall area, storeys, cladding, condition and access determine the proposed work. Roof care, gutters and detailed glass cleaning are quoted as separate tasks when needed.
Photos from safe ground can help the assessment. Use your usual Spruce contact to discuss how to share them; the website form does not upload files.
One familiar place.
For care around home.
Your washing booking can sit alongside indoor cleaning, windows, carpets and gardening. See visit information, leave notes and keep in touch with your Spruce team. The quote confirms the tasks for this service.
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One familiar standard.
Inside, outside and in the garden.
The quote lists the exterior walls and any eaves, soffits, trim or other areas included. Roof work, gutter clearing, detailed glass cleaning and repairs are separate tasks unless expressly added.
No. Water blasting refers to a pressure-cleaning method, while a house wash is the service outcome. The pressure, products and approach need to be suitable for the cladding and finish.
No cleaning method can promise that. Oxidation, failing paint, permanent staining and damage can remain after surface dirt is cleaned. Those areas need assessment before the work is confirmed.
Spruce Washing currently takes bookings in Auckland. This national guide explains the service; the Auckland page is the route to local coverage and a quote.
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