Soft Washing and Pressure Washing in Midland, NC

Where Country Character Meets New Construction

Midland kept its small-town feel longer than most Cabarrus County communities. Even as Concord and Harrisburg filled with subdivisions, Midland held onto its farms, open land, and two-lane roads. That started changing when families discovered they could buy more land here while still commuting to Charlotte. Now builders are putting up neighborhoods alongside properties that have been in the same families for generations.

Older Midland homes often sit on acreage, surrounded by trees that drop debris year-round and shade that keeps surfaces damp. Moss grows on north-facing roofs. Algae spreads across siding that never fully dries. Roof soft washing handles these growth problems without damaging shingles, while house washing removes years of accumulated grime from siding and brick.

The newer subdivisions bring different challenges. Construction stirs up red clay that coats everything nearby. Builders cut trees, which means less shade but more direct sun that fades siding faster. Homes in these developments need regular cleaning to remove pollen, dust, and the organic matter that accumulates even on new surfaces.

Properties on larger lots also mean longer driveways and more concrete to maintain. Driveway pressure washing with proper pretreatment removes both organic staining and the mineral deposits that regular washing misses.

Midland Areas We Serve

• Highway 24/27 corridor
• Bethel Church Road area
• Love Mill Road
• Flowes Store Road
• New subdivision developments
• Rural properties throughout the township