Every spring in Bryan / College Station, the same thing happens. Pollen from oak, elm and ash trees coats your home, driveway and patio. Windy days spread the yellow dust everywhere.
Why Pollen Is More Than a Mess
Spring in our part of Texas runs March through May, and tree pollen peaks in that window. Oak pollen leads the pack in April. Mild winters here stretch the season even longer, with cedar pollen starting in winter before the trees take over.
Pollen sticks to your exterior and traps moisture. That moisture feeds mold and mildew. It mixes with dirt into stubborn grime on siding, roofs and windows. Left alone, it wears down those surfaces over time. You see it on your car and your patio furniture. The same thing is happening to your house.
How We Clean Up Pollen Season
A garden hose will not cut it. Here is how we handle it:
- Soft wash house washing. Low pressure lifts pollen, dirt and algae from vinyl, brick and stucco without damage.
- Roof cleaning. We remove black streaks and pollen residue from shingles. That helps your roof last longer.
- Driveway and patio cleaning. Pressure washing clears pollen and stains from concrete. Your walkways look new again.
- Window cleaning. Purified water removes the pollen film for streak-free glass.
- Gutter and fence cleaning. We clear debris and pollen from gutters to stop clogs, and bring fences and decks back from the grime.
Our biodegradable detergents handle local problems like red clay stains and humidity-driven mold. We serve Bryan / College Station and the entire Brazos Valley.
Get Ahead of It
Spring pollen will not wait. Call or text 979-946-2056 or get a free quote and get your home ready.
