soft wash safe for pets · West Point, GA

soft wash safe for pets in West Point

In West Point, this comes up on lake houses, revived downtown brick, and the commercial buildings of a working town. River humidity and tree cover mark roofs, and drives pick up clay from the county roads. A dog door is the thing people forget. Latch it. We will remind you, and we would rather you heard it twice.

Lake houses empty out midweek. A property check and a lit porch matter more than another summer wash.

The risk to a pet is the wet mix, not a mysterious residue the next day. Paws on a puddle of unrinsed solution, a cat on a soaked porch rail, a water bowl that caught overspray: those are the real cases. They are avoided by keeping animals inside until the rinse is finished and by dumping and refilling outdoor bowls.

People sometimes ask if the yard is “safe” an hour later. After a thorough rinse, we are not leaving a pesticide down. Still, use ordinary sense: don’t lay in the flower bed we just flooded, and don’t let a puppy drink from a low spot by the foundation until that water has cleared. If you have a specific animal sensitivity, say it when you book. We can stage the work so the side of the house by the kennel is last and rinsed hard.

We do not use the job as a reason to spray the yard for bugs, weeds, or mosquitoes. That is not this service, and we will not bolt it on.

The full explanation, without the town attached, is the pets, kids, and when the yard is yours again article. The town does not change the chemistry. It changes the houses, the shade, and the clay.

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If it is in West Point, call Alton.

(706) 415-7564. Name the stain. He will name the chemical family, or he will say a wash is the wrong spend.

Alton Johns answers (706) 415-7564.

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