Soft washing in Kenner, Louisiana lifts algae, pollen and grime from painted trim, vinyl siding and screen enclosures on homes that sit on flat lots where water stands after rain. A low rinse matched to each fragile surface clears the growth without cutting the finish or tearing the mesh, so the exterior reads clean through the humid season.
Kenner is a mix of residential blocks and commercial corridors on flat ground, and the flat grade is what keeps the fragile surfaces damp. Water that stands after rain holds against the lower trim and the shaded screens, so algae and mildew settle there faster than on a sloped lot. Soft washing covers painted and vinyl siding, trim boards, window frames, screen enclosures, patio screens and soft wood fencing. It lifts the green algae that clings to shaded siding, the pollen film that grays every surface, and the streaks that run under roof edges. The rinse is matched to the material, so a painted shutter gets the same care as a broad siding field. Siding and glass that face a busy road collect a gray film of dust and exhaust. The work does not cover hard, porous surfaces like concrete and pavers, which take a directed wash, and it does not include roof cleaning or repairs to torn screens. What any single home needs depends on how much fragile surface it has and how water moves across the lot, and a walk-through settles the scope before any price is set.

Cooper walks the property to note which faces are fragile and which can take more, with attention to the trim and screens that stay damp on the flat grade. A straightforward price is quoted before any water is turned on, and the walk-through sets the method for each surface.
Delicate areas and planting are masked or routed away from, and a gentle rinse is applied to the siding, trim and screens. The crew works top down so sediment sheets off the surface rather than drying in streaks.

Every surface gets a final rinse and a review. Anything that reads streaky is touched up before the crew leaves, and the area is left clear.
The flat grade here lets water stand after rain, so the lower trim and the shaded screens stay damp longer than on a sloped lot. That damp is what algae and mildew feed on. Soft washing lifts the growth with a low rinse, and the walk-through shows which fragile faces are worst.
Yes. Siding and glass that face a busy road collect a gray film of dust and exhaust on top of the algae, and the gentle rinse lifts both without cutting the finish or etching the glass. The method is matched to the surface, and the walk-through sets the right approach.
Most homes here benefit from soft washing once a year, and trim and screens that stay damp on the flat grade may need it sooner. A walk-through shows whether the growth is at that point or whether it can wait. There is no fixed schedule.
Read the full soft washing page for the method and the deliverables, or the Kenner area page for how the seasons and the property type shape the work there. The same soft washing service is available in River Ridge, Metairie and Lakeview, and each carries its own detail.