Pressure Washing & Gutter Cleaning
Make Your Home Look New Again

Clogged gutters are the number-one cause of fascia rot, soffit damage, and foundation water intrusion in Middle Tennessee. Every gutter cleaning from Fix Right Solutions includes hand-removal of leaves, shingle grit, and debris from the entire gutter run, a downspout flush to confirm water flows freely, a visual inspection for loose hangers or separated joints, and full haul-away of all debris.

Homes with heavy tree cover should schedule at least twice a year — late spring and late fall. If we find a sagging run, separated seam, or detached downspout, our roofing and gutter repair team can handle the fix on the same visit.

Those black vertical stripes running down your white gutters are not dirt — they are electrostatic bonds of road tar, pollen, and oxidized aluminum that regular pressure washing will not remove. We apply a gutter-brightening surfactant that breaks the bond chemically, hand-agitate each section, and rinse. Most gutters come back to near-new white without painting or replacement.

High-pressure water on siding is a mistake — it forces water behind lap seams, blasts off paint, and cracks older caulk. Our house-washing process uses low-pressure soft washing combined with biodegradable surfactants and algaecides to kill green algae, black mildew, dirt, spider webs, and pollen at the root. Vinyl, fiber cement, brick, stucco, and painted wood are all cleaned safely.

Planning to repaint? Pressure washing is step one of every professional exterior paint job — see our exterior painting service for a full paint and prep bundle.

A dirty driveway pulls down the whole curb appeal of a clean house. We use a commercial rotary surface cleaner — not a wand — to lift oil, tire marks, mildew, rust, and years of grime from concrete driveways, aprons, garage floors, and parking pads in a uniform clean pass. No stripes, no zebra patterns, no etching. Heavy oil stains receive a targeted pre-treatment before the surface clean.

Wood decks and privacy fences turn gray and grow algae when exposed to Tennessee humidity. Too much pressure splinters the wood; too little leaves the growth intact. We dial the pressure down, use a wood-safe cleaner, and wash along the grain to restore the color without fuzzing the boards.

Cleaning is often step one before staining — see our wood staining service for deck and fence stain and seal. For rotted boards or loose railings, our deck repair team can handle structural fixes first.

Those black streaks running down the sunny side of a roof are a living algae called Gloeocapsa magma. It traps moisture against shingles and shortens roof life by years. High-pressure washing would blast off the protective granules — so we soft wash instead, applying a low-pressure algaecide treatment that kills the growth and lets rain rinse the residue away over time.

Roof soft washing is the only cleaning method recommended by major shingle manufacturers, and it often postpones a roof replacement by years. For missing shingles, flashing repairs, or storm damage, see our full roofing service.

Pavers, stamped concrete, flagstone, brick, and poured walkways all collect moss, mildew, and embedded dirt over time — and become slippery. We surface-clean hard walking areas with the right pressure for the material and can re-sand paver joints on request so the finished surface stays locked and clean for longer.

Storefronts, small commercial buildings, barns, sheds, outbuildings, and pool houses can be soft washed or pressure washed to remove dirt, bird staining, mildew, and pollen without damaging paint or trim. A clean storefront directly drives walk-in traffic, and a clean outbuilding protects resale value.

Rinsing algae with plain water only removes the top layer — the growth returns in weeks. We use targeted soft-wash treatments that kill the spores at the root so the surface stays cleaner for longer. Green algae on the north side of the house, black mildew under eaves, and pink bacterial growth on shingles all get matched to the right chemistry.

Paint and stain do not bond to chalky, dirty, or mildew-covered surfaces — they peel. That is why every exterior paint or deck stain project should start with a proper pressure wash. Our crews pressure wash at the right PSI for the surface, let it fully dry, and hand off directly to our painting team for seamless prep-to-finish.

Gutter guards reduce — but do not eliminate — cleaning. Mesh tops fill with pine needles and roof grit, reverse-curve systems develop dams at the lip, and foam inserts break down over time. We lift, clean, and reinstall guards or remove surface debris so water flows through again. If a guard system is failing beyond repair, we can recommend replacement options.

Orange sprinkler rust, fertilizer stains, battery acid, and metal furniture marks on concrete all require specialized chemistry — raw high pressure will not touch them. We apply targeted rust and stain removers, dwell, agitate, and rinse to lift the stains without etching the concrete.