June 2026

If you live in the Portland area, you know the routine. One day your home looks pristine, and the next, it seems like a layer of green "fuzz" has decided to move in on your siding. Between the constant drizzle and the lush Pacific Northwest foliage, our homes are essentially magnets for algae, mold, and […]

Living in the Pacific Northwest, specifically in the vibrant city of Portland, means you’re well-acquainted with our signature "Liquid Sunshine." But while the rain keeps our parks green and our coffee shops cozy, it does a real number on your home’s exterior. If you’ve stepped outside lately and noticed your roof looking more like a

If you live in the Portland area, you know the struggle is real. Our beautiful Pacific Northwest rain brings lush greenery to our parks, but it also brings a persistent, fuzzy green "friend" to your siding: moss and algae. One day your home looks pristine, and the next, it’s covered in dark streaks, green film,

As the Portland summer finally hits its stride, you’re likely spending more time on your patio, firing up the grill, and noticing things you didn't see during our grey, rainy winter. Maybe it’s that thin film of green algae creeping up your North-facing siding, or the dusty residue from the spring pollen season that has

Summer has finally arrived in the Pacific Northwest, and if you’re like most homeowners in the Portland and Beaverton area, you’ve spent the last few months dreaming of sunny afternoons on the patio. But after a long, wet winter and a messy spring, your outdoor living space might look more like a mossy swamp than

If you live in the Portland area, you know the struggle is real. Between our misty winters and shaded neighborhoods, your home’s exterior is under constant attack from moss, algae, and that stubborn green film that seems to appear overnight. You look at your driveway or your roof and think, "I need to get this

If you live in the Portland area, you know exactly what the "Portland Green" looks like. It’s not just the lush trees in Forest Park or the mossy banks of the Willamette. It’s that fuzzy, slippery, green-and-black film that slowly creeps across your driveway, climbs up your siding, and takes up permanent residence on your

You know that feeling when you pull into your driveway after a long day, look at your house, and instead of feeling "home sweet home," you feel a slight pang of… ugh? Maybe it’s the green algae creeping up the north side of your siding. Maybe it’s the dark streaks on your roof that make

By Alex Noble | June 15, 2026 You remember the day you bought your home. The siding was crisp, the driveway was bright, and the roof looked like it could withstand a century of storms. But if you’ve lived in Portland for more than a single winter, you know how quickly our Pacific Northwest climate