Why should you install Gutter Guards?

Michael "Kapp" Brown | Jun 28, 2023

Why should you install Gutter Guards?

Installing gutter guards can offer several benefits for homeowners. Here are some to consider: Prevents clogs: Gutter guards act as a barrier, preventing leaves, debris, and other materials from entering the gutters. This helps to minimize the chances of clogs and blockages, ensuring that rainwater can flow freely through the gutters. Reduces maintenance: By keeping […]

Michael "Kapp" Brown | Mar 6, 2023

Benefits of Deep Cleaning

Routine maintenance is part of life. You take your car in to get serviced, you go to the doctor for an annual check up, but do you get your carpets regularly cleaned? There are many benefits to having your carpets cleaned on a regular basis!  Improving Longevity of the Carpet- Regular deep cleaning helps maintain […]

Michael "Kapp" Brown | Mar 1, 2019

What is the Problem With A Little Green Algae?

I know you have noticed, unless you have seen so much of it that you have become numb to the ugly green invasion on many houses and buildings

Michael "Kapp" Brown | Sep 28, 2019

Why Clean your Air Ducts?

Many people at this time of year consider getting their air ducts cleaned as they switch from air conditioning to heating their home. Is it a good idea? The short answer is yes. Click to learn why.

Michael "Kapp" Brown | Nov 11, 2019

Science of Cleaning

Many people don’t think about it, but there is a science behind cleaning that is universal across all surfaces. Whether you are talking about interior cleaning (carpets, tile & grout, etc …), and exterior (power washing, gutter cleaning, etc …), the process is virtually the same with some minor modifications. This process involves 4 components […]

Michael "Kapp" Brown | Nov 19, 2019

Science of Cleaning Part #2

So in our second episode of the Science of Cleaning, have you ever wondered which cleaners in your home are good for which cleaning task? If you have a greasy spot on your counter, or floor, which type of cleaner should I use? If so, I hope to lend some insight. First of all, all […]