Green Blast Solutions serves homeowners and property managers throughout The Colony, TX with free estimates, licensed and insured service, and 24/7 availability.
Living on the eastern shore of Lewisville Lake, moisture shows up on your siding, driveway, roof, and windows whether you invite it or not. Storm activity rolls through regularly, wind carries mold spores from neighboring properties, and hard-water residue builds up on glass, and that combination of lake exposure and North Texas weather creates exterior grime that needs more than a rinse to clear. The Colony has grown into a community of more than 45,000 residents with a fast-growing commercial corridor at Grandscape along SH-121, and we clean for both sides of that picture at professional, consistent rates no matter the address.
From lake-adjacent homes collecting algae faster than most owners expect to two-story houses and multi-townhome properties spread across The Colony’s residential grid, we clean it all. Your driveway, roof, gutters, and windows each face their own challenges here, and each gets a cleaning approach built around the material.
Call 214-206-6118 or request a free estimate online and we will walk you through exactly what your home needs.
Along the SH-121 corridor, exterior surfaces take a beating from foot traffic, vehicle exhaust, gum, and grime. We walk commercial properties first, take measurements, and build a quote that accounts for the full scope before anything is scheduled.
Contact us to schedule an on-site visit so we can see the property and give you an accurate quote.
Before anything else, Deonte calls. That first conversation covers what you need cleaned, what materials your property has, and any concerns you want addressed before the work starts.
Residential homes are measured using Google Earth and square footage so most homeowners get an accurate estimate without a separate site visit. Commercial jobs start with a property walkthrough because the size and layout need to be seen before a fair quote can be built.
Not every surface gets the same treatment, and we say that out loud before the work starts. Vinyl, brick, shingle roofs, concrete, stone, windows, and gutters each respond differently to pressure and chemistry, and the plan for your property is built around what you actually have.
Plants and landscaping get rinsed before any chemicals go down, and they get rinsed again after the job is done. If the site does not have a convenient water hookup, the 375-gallon tank on the trailer gives us enough to handle smaller jobs or get larger commercial projects started.
The SH percentage is set based on what is actually on the surface, because heavier mold and algae loads, common in lake-adjacent parts of The Colony, call for a stronger mix. Surfactant goes in at around 3% to keep the solution dwelling for 5 to 15 minutes, and tool selection follows: P40 soft wash system, surface cleaner, water-fed pole, pressure washer, pump sprayer, or leaf blower.
When the cleaning is done, we walk the property with you before calling it finished. Missed spots get handled on the spot, and every job closes with a maintenance schedule recommendation to keep storm-season buildup from taking hold.
The Colony earned its nickname the City by the Lake sitting right on the eastern shore of Lewisville Lake, and that setting shapes how fast algae grows on a north-facing wall and how quickly grime builds on a storefront along SH-121. We work across all of it: lake-adjacent homes where moisture keeps the mold cycle running, brick and vinyl houses throughout the residential grid, two-story homes and multi-townhome properties, commercial surfaces at Grandscape and Stewart Creek Park area businesses, and managed properties where a clean exterior is part of keeping tenants and customers. We also cover Frisco, Plano, and Little Elm, but The Colony is home turf.
We are licensed, insured, and available around the clock: call 214-206-6118 or reach us through the website for a free estimate on any property in The Colony, TX. The sooner we talk, the sooner your property looks the way it should.
