Power Washing at a 1-story house in Fox Lake on Concord Circle. Completed by our Round Lake team.
Fox Lake sits at the edge of the Chain O' Lakes region, where moisture off the water and heavy tree canopy keep exterior surfaces damp longer than they should be. That combination — humid air, organic debris, and seasons of algae creep — tends to work its way into siding and concrete in ways that build up quietly until a surface wash is overdue. This one-story home came to us needing that reset.
Our crew ran a full exterior power wash on the house, working the siding systematically from the roofline down to the foundation. The approach kept dirty runoff ahead of the clean work at every pass, so nothing was re-soiled after it had been treated. Low-clearance runs on a single-story house move efficiently when the work is methodical, and the crew kept a steady pace through the job. Once the rinse was done and surfaces had shed their water, the difference in the exterior was plain. Invoice was sent once the crew cleared the property.
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56 E Lakeview Ave, Round Lake IL 60073
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Common questions from Fox Lake homeowners researching Power Washing.
A single-story house power wash in Fox Lake typically runs between $200 and $350, depending on the home's square footage and condition. This particular 1-story home came in at $250, which is right in the middle of that range for a straightforward exterior house wash.
For most single-story homes, a full exterior house wash takes between 1.5 and 3 hours with a professional crew. Factors like heavy mildew buildup, multiple detached structures, or tight access points can push that toward the longer end.
The service covers all exterior siding surfaces — front, back, and both sides of the home. That includes washing off dirt, algae, mildew, and cobwebs from the siding, soffits, and fascia boards where accessible.
Yes, when done at the right pressure settings, power washing is safe for both vinyl and painted siding — the key is keeping the PSI controlled and the nozzle at the correct angle so water doesn't force its way behind panels. We adjust pressure based on the surface type before we start any job. For a quote, call our Round Lake team at (847) 807-1455.
Served by our Round Lake office — same and next-day appointments often available