Hampstead · Topsail · Wilmington

Salt air is hard on a house. We take it back off.

Coastal Wash NC cleans all exterior surfaces — low pressure, the right detergent, and a rinse that protects your landscaping.

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Coastal Wash technician soft washing a driveway at a coastal North Carolina home

The right approach for each surface
Plants rinsed before and after
Quotes in writing, no surprises
We move the furniture back

What we clean

Every surface is a little different.

Coastal homes collect a mix of mildew, algae, salt film, and pollen. We match the cleaning approach to the surface and the buildup, and we confirm the details with your quote.

Vinyl · Hardie · Stucco

House washing

Lifts mildew, salt film, and spider webbing from siding, soffits, gutters, and trim — including the shady north side that always goes first.

Asphalt shingle · metal

Roof cleaning

Those black streaks are algae feeding on your shingles. We clean them so your roof looks right again and the growth stays gone longer.

Concrete · paver · brick

Driveways & walkways

Concrete, pavers, and brick brought back to an even, clean finish, with a post-rinse to clear the runoff. Oil and rust are treated separately.

Dock · bulkhead · lift

Docks & waterfront

Decking, pilings, handrails, and boat lift frames get the slick green growth taken off so the boards aren't a hazard in July.

Wood · composite

Decks & fences

Wood and composite cleaned up, brightened where it needs it, and prepped if you're staining after.

Gutter faces · oxidation

Gutter brightening

Those black tiger stripes on the front of your gutters are oxidation and grime. We brighten the faces back to an even, clean finish so the whole roofline looks fresh.

The coastal year

Coastal weather works on a schedule.

Humidity, salt spray, pine pollen, and live oak debris each have their season. Knowing the timing makes maintenance easy.

Feb – Apr

Pollen season

Pine and oak coat everything yellow-green. A spring wash resets siding, screens, and outdoor furniture before you start using the porch.

May – Sep

Mildew & algae

Heat plus humidity is prime growth season on north-facing walls, roof shingles, and shaded concrete. This is when most houses get washed.

Oct – Dec

Leaves & needles

Gutters pack with pine straw and oak leaves right when the rain picks up. Clear them before winter and before holiday guests.

All year

Salt film

Within a few miles of the water, salt settles on windows, rails, and lifts nonstop. Rinsing it off is maintenance, not vanity.

How a job goes

Three steps, no mystery.

First

We look at it

Send photos or we stop by. You get a written price for specific surfaces — not a per-hour guess that grows on the day.

Then

We wash it

Beds and shrubs get soaked before and after, outdoor furniture moved and put back, windows and doors checked. Most homes take three to five hours.

Before we leave

We make sure it's right

We check our work before we pack up and send you before-and-after photos. If anything isn't right, we come back and fix it.

The people on your property

You'll know who's washing your home.

No rotating crews of strangers and no rushing to the next job. Coastal Wash is locally owned and run, which means the person holding the wand is the same one who quoted you — and the one you'll call if you ever need us back.

We treat every house on the coast like it's our neighbor's.

Usually, it is.

— Coastal Wash NC, Hampstead

Where we work

Pender and northern New Hanover.

Based in Hampstead, working the corridor between Topsail Island and Wilmington. If you're just outside the list, ask — we're often able to cover nearby areas, especially for larger jobs.

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