Ask ten people how to clean a house and most of them will say “power wash it.” It makes sense. Strong water blasts dirt off,

A new roof is one of the biggest checks most homeowners ever write. So when the shingles start looking tired, a lot of folks around

Gross, what’s up with the ugly black streaks or black growth on your roof? Many roofs also grow green lichen, mold and moss. The good

Paver patios and hardscaping are a beautiful choice for outdoor living spaces, and we see more and more walkways and pool decks built with them

I’ve owned Power Play since 2002. That’s over 24 years of washing homes, and I’m still out in the field. Between me and Rick, our

Vinyl siding is a great, low-maintenance choice for a home. It doesn’t need painting, and that saves you a lot of money as your house

I can’t count how many times I’ve had the “fly poop” conversation. A homeowner points to tiny black specks all over the siding and asks

Stamped concrete and other decorative concrete surfaces need to be cleaned and sealed regularly to keep their color, their pattern and the fine top layer

Wood siding is beautiful, but only if it’s protected with the right product. At Power Play, we clean, strip and re-stain wood siding so it

Black streaks show up on the gutters of about 1 out of every 4 houses. So it’s no surprise one of the questions I hear

There’s no shortage of power washing companies in Lancaster, Lebanon, Dauphin and Berks counties. But are they all the right choice for your home? Here’s

Here at Power Play, hard work and skill are how we make happy customers. We’ve been pressure washing homes since 2002, and the over 400

I still have to laugh a little when I hear a contractor bragging about his machine’s pressure. It usually goes something like this: “My pressure

Believe it or not, a few simple habits during the fall and winter months can make maintaining your deck a lot easier. They’re not the

This barn and corn crib project came with a few challenges, but the final result was amazing. Here’s a walk-through of how we handled it,