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I love sitting in Filth...said no-one ever.

We understand because we usually don’t get the call when the house is completely spotless and clean.

So... how does a home go from a welcoming abode that you love to be around,

to a filthy space that is a derelict version of its former self?

Simple…. Weather and Time...And maybe you would agree...

Your front porch feels like a ALGAE BOWL when you sit down, and ladies, your wine glass condensation ring on the banister turns into a little cute "mud ring". Maybe you feel like "hovering" over your seating area because it reminds you of a dumpster pad behind Mcdonalds.

The patio furniture doesn't ever seem to get actually clean, EVEN when you wipe it down, it still has that little layer of soiling, and your wife HATES it. (Guys, you know what I'm talking about).

Your roof has visually embarrassing black streaks (gloecapsa magma) and fire moss algae eating the limestone out of your shingles and, like compounding interest, it multiplies exponentially every month. (It's crazy how efficient it is... it even puts off its own waste).

Your Windows remind you of a haunted house, with a graveyard of bug corpses in the sills. This may be ideal for a spider habitat if you were a spider, but you're not. Maybe your kids (or grandkids) really enjoy watching them but they’re driving you nuts.

Ladies, the awkward comments your mother makes when she comes to town about how dirty the place is. I'll leave that there.

You initially dreamed of your outdoor space as the perfect place to entertain, and it could be again! But now you wouldn't invite your best friends over.

And... good ole Nova Scotia humidity has coated everything in the area with a light coat of algae & mildew from the neglected wet build up that accumulates on our homes every day.

You look at your little pressure washer in your garage and know that it took you every bit of 3 days slaving over cleaning it to get it done last time, only to have streaks in the concrete, and the mildew ravenously returns 6 months later. (This is an equipment/solution content ratio issue and you’re not alone).