A cabin in the North Georgia woods collects the woods: pollen in spring, mildew all summer, and a gray film that builds so slowly most owners stop seeing it. Then the exterior gets cleaned and the cabin they bought shows back up. That’s what happened at this Blue Ridge property.
What exterior cabin cleaning actually covers
Our pressure washing service for cabins is really a set of washes matched to each surface: the log siding, the stone foundation, walkways, and the covered porch areas where dust and cobwebs settle into the ceiling grain. Wood this pretty is the reason to be careful with it. The tongue-and-groove porch ceilings on this cabin came out of the wash looking like fresh-milled lumber.
Down at ground level, the log courses sit clean above the stone, no green shadow creeping up from the mulch line.
Cleaning is also the checkup
A wash is the cheapest look you’ll ever get at the true condition of your exterior: it shows you exactly where stain is thinning and where mold or mildew wants to settle in. When the wash on a recent Cherry Log deck told us the boards were past saving, that job became a rebuild and stain. This Blue Ridge cabin just needed the clean.
More photos from this job are in our portfolio. If you can’t remember the last time your cabin’s exterior was washed, your answer is on the north side of the house: go look at what color the shade has turned.
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