Delmar's tree-lined streets are one of its biggest selling points, but that same mature canopy along Delaware Avenue and Kenwood Avenue traps humidity against the older Colonials and Capes that make up so much of the Town of Bethlehem's housing stock. Painted wood trim and cedar shake siding hold moisture longer than vinyl, giving mildew a head start on the north-facing walls.
Down toward the Hudson bluffs in Glenmont and Normansville, the humidity runs even heavier, and homes there often show the darkest staining under gutters and around window trim. Slingerlands and Elsmere homeowners see similar buildup on shaded porches and under overhangs where sun rarely reaches.
Our soft-wash process is built for exactly this kind of housing stock — low-pressure application that lifts mildew from painted wood trim and cedar shakes without stripping paint or splitting shingles. We've spent over 10 years cleaning homes throughout Bethlehem, and we know which Delmar streets need extra dwell time on the north side.