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Complete Power Wash will be at the Home Show
The Washington County Home Builder’s Home Show is the place to talk with CPW’s Cleaning Experts.
The Complete Power Wash staff are looking forward to meeting you this weekend at the 2023 Washington County Home Builder’s Home Show. The popular event will once again be held in Hagerstown Community College’s ARCC building. It’s the perfect place to get ideas and connect with professionals that want to help upgrade your home. The easiest way to do that is to hire a professional pressure washing company to clean your home’s exterior.
“We enjoy our time at the Home Show because it gives us a chance to catch up and visit with some of our clients,” said Tim Fields, whose family owns and operates Complete Power Wash pressure washing company. “The Fields family has participated in the Home Show for almost twenty years. It’s something that we look forward to every year.”
Tim will be on hand once again to answer pressure washing questions. He enjoys taking time to educate attendees on the importance of hiring qualified pressure washing techs to renew the look of a home or business. The softwash pressure washing technique is among those topics, because it’s the best way to clean without the concern of damage.
To learn more about Complete Power Wash’s schedule for spring pressure washing appointments, contact us here or call our Hagerstown office at 301.842.2290.
Pressure Washing Testimonials
“They cleaned our home. We are completely satisfied and will differently be using them again!” – Kyle H.
Read more Complete Power Wash reviews here.
March Home Show Details
The Home Show takes place Saturday, March 4th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, March 5th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $2 for adults and free for children 12 and younger.
Click on this link to go to the Washington County Home Builder’s Association website, for more information on the 2023 Home Show. HCC is located at 11400 Robinwood Drive in Hagerstown. The campus is about 2.5 miles from downtown Hagerstown and is easily accessible from Interstates 81 and 70. The directions below are from the HCC website.
Directions to the 2023 Home Show
From Pennsylvania: Follow Interstate 81 South. Take Exit 6A to Route 40 East and proceed through the downtown area of Hagerstown passing through the city square and onto Dual Highway. Turn left onto Mount Aetna Road next to Pizza Hut. Turn left at the second traffic light onto Robinwood Drive. After the second traffic light, follow the roundabout onto the HCC campus.
From West Virginia: Follow Interstate 81 North. Take Exit 4 to Interstate 70 East. Take Exit 32B to Hagerstown turning right at the first traffic light onto Edgewood Drive. Pass through three traffic lights and then follow the roundabout onto the HCC campus.
From Frederick, Maryland and points East: Follow Interstate 70 West. Take Exit 32B to Hagerstown turning right at the first traffic light onto Edgewood Drive. Pass through three traffic lights and then follow the roundabout onto the HCC campus.
From Clear Spring, Maryland and points West: Follow Interstate 70 East. Take Exit 32B to Hagerstown turning right at the first traffic light onto Edgewood Drive. Pass through three traffic lights and then follow the roundabout onto the HCC campus.
Spring Weather Means Early Pressure Washing
March Means “Hello Spring” AND the Start of Pressure Washing Weather
So, how is your house looking as winter transitions to spring? Are the gutters full of leaves? Does the siding on the shady side of the house have a different color than the rest of the house? Does it look like someone painted black streaks on your sidewalks?
If you answered “yes” to any of the questions above, its time to contact Complete Power Wash in Hagerstown, MD for a thorough exterior cleaning.
Contact them now for two reasons. The first is that you can schedule these cleaning experts on your time frame and not have to pick from open spots on the schedule. The second reason is your home will be beautiful in time for the green grass and colorful blooms to add the finishing touches.
When it comes to pressure washing homes and businesses, the CPW techs are the Tri-state-area experts. Their services include house washing; gutter, concrete, deck and fence cleaning; and graffiti removal.
Great Things About the Month of March
In addition to the start of spring, March is Women’s History Month. Consider these special days in March and great things from the Old Farmer’s Almanac. Go to this link for a list of events in Hagerstown, MD in March of 2023.
Special March Dates
- March 8: International Women’s Day. Click here to learn more about this celebration.
- March 12: Daylight Saving Time begins at 2:00 A.M. Don’t forget to “spring forward” and set your clocks ahead one hour.
- March 17: St. Patrick’s Day. Read more about about the traditional Irish holiday known as St. Patrick’s Day.
March 20: The vernal equinox, marking the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere, occurs on Monday, March 20. On this day, the Sun rises due east and sets due west.- March 22: World Water Day brings attention to the need for safe drinking water for nearly one-third of the earth’s population. Click here to help solve this issue.
- March 25: Click here to learn about Maryland Day.
Getting Outdoors in March
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- Try this free Almanac Garden Planner for free if you’re planning a vegetable garden.
- Check out this free Planting Calendar to see when to start seeds and transplant in your area.
- Just getting started with gardening? Click these links for a Vegetable Gardening for Beginners Guide, as well as this numerous veggie, fruit, flower, and herb Growing Guides.
- Do you have birdhouses? Do a spring cleaning before tenants arrive for the season. Learn how to attract birds to your garden!
- Spring is great for fishing. Click on this link for the best days to fish.
Contact CPW for Spring Pressure Washing
Contact the Complete Power Wash office to schedule a pressure washing appointment. You can do so by clicking here, call 301.842.220 or email sandy@completepowerwash.com.
The CPW techs are the local pressure washing experts in house washing, roof cleaning and deck and patio cleaning. They use the softwash technique of gentle water pressure and environmentally-friendly detergents. Softwash is the safest way to pressure wash, guaranteeing no damage to your home or property.
Click here to see a gallery of Complete‘s pressure washing work in the greater Hagerstown, MD area. The professional pressure washers also clean residences and commercial buildings in nearby Frederick County, Greencastle, PA and Martinsburg, WV. They are also experts in industrial power washing.
Use Your Tax Return to Pressure Wash Your Home
Now that W-2 tax forms are out, inspect your home’s exterior for its pressure washing needs that can be paid for with part of your upcoming tax refund.
With tax software, retail-based kiosks and electronic filing, tax returns are already processing across the Tri-state area. Chances are that you already have plans for that cash that is in hand or close to it. That’s why we suggest you inspect your 
home’s exterior and consider its pressure washing needs before the shopping spree begins.
Now is the time to think about a wise way to invest that money in your biggest investment. And the great thing is that even after paying for a professional cleaning, you will likely still have plenty left to shop or take that vacation you’ve been dreaming about. What will that include? Will it include upgrades to your wardrobe or maybe a Disney vacation for the family?
“It’s Just Dirty. What’s the Harm?”
Do you see harmful elements growing on the surfaces of your home’s exterior? Is your siding or brick exterior a different color than when you moved in years ago? Are there black or green streaks where it used to look clean? Are some fuzzy surfaces that were once smooth?
If the answers are “yes,” your house is actually aging faster than it should. That’s right, the build up of grime, mildew and algae isn’t just ugly, because those are natural enemies of building materials. If the answers are “yes,” you 
should seriously consider a professional pressure washing by the cleaning experts at Complete Power Wash.
CPW‘s techs use of the softwash technique for the cleaning of concrete, siding, roofing materials, gutters, fences, decks and more. Softwash is the combination of environmentally-friendly detergents applied and washed away with just the right amount of water pressure. It’s the safest and best way to clean your residential property or business location. Damage happens when those elements are blasted away, leading to damage and scaring of siding, concrete and wood.
A thorough cleaning will not only make all the surfaces look like new, but will also remove the microbes that can cause indoor air quality issues. Buildup on outdoor living spaces and water that invades outer walls are the biggest personal health hazards. Clean, well-working gutters will ensure that rain water flows away from your home, not down the walls and into it. It takes very little moisture for mold and mildew to take hold and then cause thousands of dollars in damage. It can be even more costly if it triggers asthma attacks or other respiratory issues.
Tips for Filing Your 2023 Taxes for a Great Tax Refund
Everyone loves the dream of getting a great tax refund. Most everyone dreads tax season and doing all that is necessary to get a great return. Read this article that includes seven tips for filing your taxes in 2023. Hopefully, several of these tips will net you a few more dollars that rightfully belong to you, the American taxpayer.
Contact CPW to Schedule a Spring Cleaning
If you would like to spend your tax return on a professional pressure washing of your home, contact the Complete Power Wash office in Clear Spring, MD. The CPW techs are the exterior cleaning experts in the greater Hagerstown, MD area and the surrounding Tri-state communities in West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Click here to contact the office for a free pressure washing estimate. You can also call 301-842-2290 or email sandy@completepowerwash.com.
The Complete Power Wash techs work throughout the greater Hagerstown, MD area, including Boonsboro, Clear Spring, Myersville, Maugansville, Keedysville and Frederick County, MD. Click here to read the CPW Facebook reviews.
Pressure Washing Testimonials of CPW’s Cleaning Work
Pressure washing testimonials from Complete Power Wash’s satisfied customers tells the story of their business.
A fair wage for a good days work is enough for some businesses. When it comes to paying the bills, that is technically true. However, when you care about the customer AND exceeding their expectations, there is another level to be reached. For the pressure washing professionals at Complete Power Wash 
in Hagerstown, MD, that level includes great words from happy customers.
They are grateful that the customers listed below trusted them to do good work and then took time to tell them about it. The CPW technicians hope for the chance to serve them and lots of new customers in 2023. They also hope readers feel compelled to go to the Complete Power Wash Facebook page and leave a nice comment. Additional CPW reviews can be read at this link.
Complete Power Wash Pressure Washing Testimonials
“Great job! Professional service. The house looks brand new.” – Terry M.
“Complete Power Wash is a professional, experienced, and trustworthy company. Tim and his staff are very informative, knowledgeable and guarantee 100% satisfaction. Look no further than Complete Power Wash for your next exterior cleaning service!” – Jake A.
“The crew from Complete Power Wash did an excellent job on our roof and siding. So nice to come home to a clean house!” – Barry M.
“They did an awesome job cleaning my entire townhouse! I highly recommend this company and will definitely use them again in the future!” – Regina C., Hagerstown, MD
“They cleaned our home. We are completely satisfied and will differently be using them again!” – Kyle H.
CPW’s Pressure Washing Services
Complete Power Wash techs are the local pressure washing experts in house washing, roof cleaning and deck and patio cleaning in the Tri-state area. They use the softwash technique of gentle water pressure and environmentally-friendly detergents. Softwash is the safest way to pressure wash, guaranteeing no damage to your home or property.
This is important when the surface could be damaged, because strong water pressure and inept technique are the wrong combination. This is often the problem with residential equipment and inexperienced operators.
Contact the Hagerstown office for a 2023 Pressure Washing Appointment
If you would like to experience the kind of pressure washing service that the customers listed above enjoyed, contact the Complete Power Wash office. Click here, call 301.842.220 or email sandy@completepowerwash.com.
Click here to see a gallery of CPW‘s pressure washing work in the greater Hagerstown, MD area, and a large portion of Frederick County, MD. The professional pressure washers also clean residences and commercial buildings in nearby Greencastle, PA and Martinsburg, WV. They are also experts in industrial power washing.
Making and Keeping Resolutions in 2023
The new year has arrived along with the resolutions for a great 2023.
Each January 1st brings reflections on the old year passing and dreams of the new one. The Complete Power Wash staff members are grateful for another year of helping others with their cleaning needs. They met many new friends in 2022 who they hope to see for years to come. And when they do, 
they resolve to serve them well with pressure washing expertise.
As folks are sitting down now to make their New Year’s Resolutions for 2023, they may need suggestions to consider to change and grow. The internet offers some non-typical resolutions like quitting multi-tasking, investing in your skin care, trying hydrotherapy, and more. Read the full article here for 65 options for your list. For ways to best keep those resolutions you commit to, read these helpful tips.
If your list of resolutions includes beautifying your home, please let us help. A professional exterior cleaning will amaze you and your neighbors. CPW‘s pressure washing experts know how to clean your home the right way. That right way includes using a softwash approach that will clean all surfaces — shingles, decks, gutters, siding, walkways, awnings, fences and more — with no fear of damage. Only professionals can make that claim. Contact the Complete Power Wash staff by clicking here, calling the Hagerstown, MD office at 301.842.2290 or emailing sandy@completepowerwash.com.
While looking forward to a great new year, the staff also thought to search for good news from 2022. The CPW staff members heard plenty of good news in the greater Hagerstown area, but you may have missed some of the great headlines (see below) that can put a smile on your face.
Good News Headlines from 2022
The Nurses Who Saved 35 Newborns From a Fire
How Mariachi Brings a City Together
North America’s First Whale Sanctuary
Turning Old Tires into New Playgrounds
To read one or all of these 56 good news stories from Reader’s Digest, click on this link.
Happy New Year!
Merry Christmas from the Complete Power Wash Staff
Everyone at Complete Power Wash wishes you a wonderful Christmas season!
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year.” Many would agree with the words of this famous holiday tune. For those we hope it gets better with each passing day right up through Christmas. For those who are stressed by the season, the staff hopes you can find some joy in time spent looking at lights, visiting family and friends, or looking forward to a great new year.
This is also a great time for the staff to say “thank you” to all of Complete Power Wash‘s clients, who helped highlight a great 2022. The hope is that they will have the privilege of serving you again in the future. They hope and pray that 2023 is a great year filled with peace, joy and success.
Please reach out to the CPW office if you are in need of pressure washing services for your home or business. Click on the following links to find out more 
about Complete Power Wash cleaning services. Those services include house washing, roof cleaning and deck and patio cleaning. The CPW techs are also trained in commercial and industrial power washing, using the softwash technique. This cleaning approach uses gentle water pressure and environmentally-friendly detergents. It’s the safest and best way to pressure wash.
Click here to see a gallery of Complete Power Wash‘s pressure washing work in the greater Hagerstown, MD area. Use this link to send them a message or call the Hagerstown, MD office at 301.842.2290.
Enjoy reading about these well-known Christmas traditions while you’re waiting for Santa to arrive on the 24th.
Christmas Traditions Through the Years
The holiday traditions all started somewhere. Most think the traditions are very personal, because they are “our decorations.” However, most of these traditions have old and deep roots that make them even more special. Below are some of the history lessons surrounding these Christmas staples.
Christmas Trees
Decorated trees date back to Germany in the Middle Ages. European settlers popularized Christmas trees in America by the early 19th century. A New York woodsman is credited with opening the first U.S. Christmas tree lot in 1851. The American Christmas Tree Association estimates 81 percent of houses with Christmas trees are artificial and 19 percent are real.
Advent Calendars
This tradition started in Germany in 1903 by a publisher. It offered a way for children to count down to Christmas by opening one “door” a day to reveal a Bible passage, poem or small gift. Today’s U.S. version often uses candy as the daily gift.
Ugly Christmas Sweaters
This now-popular fashion began in Canada in the 1980s and became an international trend in 2001. According to Fox Business, the ugly sweater industry is a multi-million business. There’s even an Ugly Christmas Sweater Party Book.
Door Wreaths
Wreaths have been around since the ancient Greek and Roman times. The evergreen Christmas wreath took on a Christian meaning, symbolic of Christ’s crown of thorns and blood, according to the New York Times. Today’s wreaths come in all varieties and are most often seen as a secular winter tradition.
A Visit from Saint Nicholas
Made popular by the book The Night Before Christmas. The reading of this classic by poet Clement Moore is an American holiday tradition. According to the U.S. Library of Congress, the author and professor at the General Theological Seminary in Manhattan, was “embarrassed by the work. It was made public without his knowledge in December 1823. Moore did not publish it under his name until 1844.”
Poinsettias
These plants native to Central America, known at the Christmas flower, were brought to the United States in the 1820s. They were brought by the country’s first U.S. ambassador to Mexico, botanist Joel Roberts Poinsett. It was a California horticulturist who brought the plants to the masses 100 years later. He donated the plants to TV shows, and, according to the Los Angeles Times, the poinsettia became the best-selling potted plant in the nation by 1986.
Click on this History Channel link to learn about other traditions — like the Elf on the Shelf — and how they came to be.
Merry Christmas from Complete Power Wash!
Clean Your House Before Christmas Guests Arrive
Schedule a house washing before family and friends start arriving for the holidays in about three weeks.
Time is running out. Are the Christmas decorations up? Are the presents purchased and wrapped? Don’t forget to make it to some of the great events around the greater Hagerstown, MD area (see the link below). Now, there probably isn’t much time to get the exterior of your house looking sharp for 
those guests that you’ve invited for the Christmas and New Year celebrations. The good news is that you only need about 15 minutes for that if you decide to contact the pressure washing professionals at Complete Power Wash.
Contact the office today for one of the last available appointments of the year. You can click here, call 
301.842.2290 or email sandy@completepowerwash.com to reach the Complete Power Wash staff in Hagerstown. They are the area’s professionals for house washing, roof cleaning, deck cleaning and restoration, and sidewalk and driveway cleaning.
Then start thinking about what you can do with the extra day you now have because you won’t have to clean your home’s exterior. Below are a few ideas that can help make this a special holiday season.
Christmas Traditions
This is the perfect time of year to make memories with family and friends. Some of the holiday traditions are easy to name, such as:
- Watching Christmas movies
- Listening to a Christmas concert
- Making Christmas decorations
- Cutting down and decorating a live tree
- Looking at local Christmas lights
- Making Christmas cookies
But if you want to add to this list, click on this link for some new Christmas traditions. These are memories that will last and can make for great photos. Keep them for yourself or share with others on social media. Click here for a list of December events in the Tri-state area to add to the Christmas fun.
If you’re more into sitting in front of the screen as the temperature drops outside, here is a list of great holiday movies:
- A Muppets Christmas Carol
- The Grinch that Stole Christmas
- Love Actually
Home Alone- Miracle on 34th Street
- It’s A Wonderful Life
Click on this link to get a complete list of the top 100 Christmas movies from the Rotten Tomatoes website.
Christmas Quotes
“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.” – Buddy the Elf
“I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.” – Charles Dickens
“Gifts of time and love are surely the basic ingredients of a truly merry Christmas.” – Peg Bracken
“Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love.” – Hamilton Wright Mabie
Happy Thanksgiving!
Here’s hoping you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
The staff at Complete Power Wash in Hagerstown, MD hopes that Thanksgiving is a time filled with gratitude for this year’s blessings. They also hope that it will be a safe and happy holiday for you, your friends and your family.
They pride themselves on helping homeowners get ready for holiday decorating and welcoming guests for these special occasions. It’s a great time to make memories. We suggest you do it right after a good house washing, because you want your home looking it’s best this time of year.Thanksgiving Around the World
1. Canada: It may surprise most to learn that Canada’s first Thanksgiving celebration actually predates America’s first holiday. In 1578, an expedition led by the English navigator Martin Frobisher held a ceremony to give thanks for the safety of their fleet.
Photo by Element5 Digital
2. Germany: The German equivalent of Thanksgiving is Erntedankfest, or “harvest festival of thanks.” During a typical Erntedankfest, celebrants may carry an Erntekrone — harvest crown of grains — fruit and flowers to the church in a solemn procession.
3. Liberia: Freed slaves from the United States established Liberia in West Africa in the early 1820s with help from the American Colonization Society. In the early 1880s, Liberia’s government passed an act declaring the first Thursday of November as National Thanksgiving Day. Today, Liberia’s Thanksgiving tables boast items such as spicy roast chicken and mashed cassavas. Live music and dancing are also part of the Thanksgiving tradition.
4. Japan: Japan’s variation of Thanksgiving, Kinro Kansha no Hi (Labor Thanksgiving Day) evolved from an ancient rice harvest festival, Niinamesai. Today, the public observes it as a national holiday, but with none of the huge feasting you’ll see on the American holiday. To mark the occasion, children often make thank-you cards for policemen, firefighters or other municipal workers.
5. Norfolk Island: This remote island in the Pacific Ocean is another unlikely place for a holiday celebration with American roots. Its Thanksgiving tradition dates back to the mid-1890s, when the American trader Isaac Robinson decided to put on an American-style Thanksgiving service in the All Saints Church in Kingston.
6. Grenada: Every October 25, people on this West Indian island celebrate their own Thanksgiving Day. It marks the anniversary of a joint Caribbean and U.S. military invasion of Grenada in 1983 to oust a corrupt government. To show their own gratitude, many people in towns and villages hosting the soldiers invited them to dine and celebrate with them, even surprising them with such non-native island foods as turkey, cranberry and potatoes.
7. The Netherlands: The people of today’s Leiden continue to celebrate their ties with the Mayflower’s passengers by holding non-denominational church services on the fourth Thursday of November.
8. Puerto Rico: After becoming a territory of the United States in the late 19th century, its residents enthusiastically adopted many of the traditions of the 
holiday. They celebrate it on the same day (fourth Thursday in November) and put their own twist on the traditional turkey feast.
Random Thanksgiving Trivia
1. What year was the celebration that is most commonly considered to be the first Thanksgiving?
A: 1621. This is the celebration that people most often talk about when they are talking about the “first” Thanksgiving. But there are others that are claimed to be the first Thanksgiving. There was another celebration in Plymouth in 1623 and one in Boston in 1631 that people claim was the actual first Thanksgiving.
2. How long did the first Thanksgiving celebration last?
A: Three days. It was celebrated much earlier than our current celebration, possibly in late September. There were about 50 European settlers and around 90 native Americans who attended the 3-day feast.
3. Under which president did Thanksgiving become an annual holiday?
A: Abraham Lincoln. The U.S. has celebrated Thanksgiving off and on since 1774. In 1789 George Washington made a proclamation that the country would celebrate a day of thanksgiving to God on November 26th. Some presidents after him continued the tradition, declaring different days of Thanksgiving. But it wasn’t until a proclamation by Lincoln in 1863 that the last Thursday of November became the official Thanksgiving holiday.
4. In what year did both the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and America’s Thanksgiving Parade start?
A: 1924. Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade was started by Louis Bamberger in Newark, New Jersey but was transferred to New York City where it is now held by Macy’s. America’s Thanksgiving Parade in Detroit was inspired by Eaton’s Santa Claus Parade in Toronto, Ontario.
5. Which president was the first to give a turkey a presidential pardon?
A: Ronald Reagan. John F. Kennedy was the first president on record for unofficially sparing a Turkey in 1963. The Reagan administration in 1987 gave the first official presidential pardon to a turkey as a joke. The turkey was spared and put into a petting zoo. George H. Bush made it an annual tradition in 1989 and each president since has carried on the tradition.
Complete Power Wash for Pressure Washing
If you would like to schedule CPW to clean your home before the last of the holiday guests arrive, contact the office by clicking here. You can also call 301-842-2290 or email a staff member at sandy@completepowerwash.com. The CPW techs specialize in using the softwash technique, which is best for cleaning all surfaces is a safe manner.
November is Energy Awareness Month
It’s Energy Awareness Month and costs are expected to be higher this year.
We care about clean homes and energy-efficient homes. November is the month to make sure your home is clean and ready for the holidays. It’s also the month to make sure you are ready to keep energy costs in check during the winter months.
This is a great time of year to take an “energy inventory” around your home and in your life. Using energy wisely makes sense for the planet and for your monthly budget. Turning out lights in unoccupied rooms and keeping the thermostat at a comfortable temperature is a good start. You can go as far as closing down vents and closing doors to unoccupied rooms. Make sure rooms with pipes have enough heat, because you don’t want to pay a plumber what you didn’t have to pay for heating fuel.
Another easy change is replacing traditional light bulbs with LED bulbs. Larger home upgrades like energy-saving appliances — including a new furnace — along with new windows can pay for themselves in a few years. Here is a great article on the top 21 things to do to save energy around the house.
And while you’re researching and planning those changes, contact the Complete Power Wash office in Hagerstown, MD to schedule a cleaning of your home’s exterior. Make it ready for the Thanksgiving and Christmas guests that will be showing up in just a few weeks. Weather and availability tightens the schedule as the year comes to a close, so reach out soon. To schedule our cleaning experts, click here. If you prefer to talk to a CPW staff member, call the office at 301-842-2290 or email sandy@completepowerwash.com.
Complete Power Wash’s Cleaning Services
Complete Power Wash pressure washing techs are the area’s experts in house washing, roof cleaning and deck and patio cleaning. From the headquarters in Hagerstown, they serve the greater Tri-state area of Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. That area includes Hagerstown, Boonsboro, Clear Spring, Smithsburg, Williamsport in Western Maryland. It also includes Greencastle, PA and Falling Waters, WV. Those techs — using the softwash cleaning technique — are also trained in commercial and industrial power washing, even removing graffiti to restore your 
property to it’s original beauty.
The softwash technique mentioned above is the use of “just the right water pressure,” combined with gentle, environmentally-friendly detergents. These detergents are used to weaken the grip of dirt, mold, mildew and other natural elements.
CPW’s Pressure Washing Reviews
The Complete Power Wash leaders love the kinds words of satisfied clients.
“They did an awesome job cleaning my entire townhouse! I highly recommend this company and will definitely use them again in the future!!” – Regina C.
“They are on time and courteous and professional at there job and have always done a five-star job. The house always looks like new. We have used them before and will surely use them again.”– Sandra N.
“These guys absolutely rock! Top notch work, excellent communication, and friendly too. Thank you for everything!” – Stanley H.
Plan for November Fun and Clean Gutters
This is time of year is for Halloween fun, November plans and cleaning leaves from your yard AND your gutters.
The kids are getting ready. They are picking out their Halloween costumes and dreaming of a night of trick-or-treating. No doubt those dreams are filled with lots of large candy bars and very few boxes of raisins. Soon after that, families will be filling their evenings and weekends with Fall plans in the greater Hagerstown area, when they aren’t raking leaves. To quote Jim Gaffigan, “Don’t the leaves look so pretty before they fall to their death?”
The problem isn’t when the leaves fall to the ground, it’s when they fall into your gutters and cause issues for your home and your family. Complete Power Wash techs clean gutters and can handle all the exterior cleaning on your Hagerstown, MD-area home. These cleaning experts can make sure your gutters and the rest of your property are safely pressure washed.
“Why Should I Care if I Have Clean Gutters?”
Clean gutters work properly. Dirty gutters do not work properly. This is simple, but how many homeowners think about their gutters and what’s on the inside? And how many think about what happens to rain water and melting snow that backs up in clogged gutters?
The cleaning professionals at CPW know that mold, mildew and other fungi lead to health risks, such as severe allergies, that result in respiratory illness. The triggering of an asthma attack is the most dangerous possibility. The more severe asthma cases can cause hospitalization or even death.
Misdirected rain water can also damage your home’s structure. The wood behind the gutters can rot. The house’s exterior walls can be damaged. And, if the water continues to pool around the base of the house, the foundation can be compromised, causing thousands of dollars of damage.
November Activities in the Greater Hagerstown Area
The Tri-state area generally has mild days and chilly evenings in the Fall. It’s the perfect time for sweatshirts and hot cocoa. It’s also a great time for you to enjoy outdoor activities when weather permits and indoor activities when it doesn’t. Click here to see the schedule of November events you can enjoy, knowing you have clean gutters and peace of mind this Winter and into the Spring.
Contact CPW Today for Clean Gutters Tomorrow
Click here to contact Complete Power Wash for clean gutters and to schedule a pressure washing appointment. You can also contact the Hagerstown, MD office at 301.842.2290 or email sandy@completepowerwash.com.
Complete Power Wash pressure washing techs use the softwash technique to safely clean every surface. They are the experts in house washing, roof cleaning, and deck and patio cleaning. They are also trained in commercial and industrial power washing.
Complete Power Wash is a professional pressure washing company in Hagerstown, MD. The CPW techs clean the exteriors of homes, businesses and churches in Western Maryland’s Tri-state area. That area includes parts of West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Frederick County, MD. The techs use the softwash cleaning method, the safest pressure washing technique.