AM Pro Wash

Two homeowners came to AM Pro Wash ready to pay and were told to keep their money. One wrote in April that Albert, the owner, walked the house, said it was already clean enough to skip a wash, and pointed out how to handle the few dirty patches himself. A customer writing in October 2025 described the same thing happening twice over several years — first about siding the company's work wouldn't have fixed, then about a roof the owner sent him to a roofer about before spending anything. AM Pro Wash works out of Pepperell and cleans the outside of buildings: power washing, house and roof soft washing, gutters, windows, commercial washing, and Christmas light installation. Its Google page carries a 5-star average across 460 ratings, and its BBB profile is accredited with an A+ grade. The written history runs from 2021 to 2026 and keeps hitting the same three notes: crews show up when they said they would, siding and roofs come back looking new, and homeowners know the technicians by name — Brendan and Joseph on a November 2025 job, Cam and Zach on a holiday-light install that October, Jordy Rosa and Andy on a house wash this August. A customer in November 2025 said Albert priced the work out loud, line by line with dollar amounts, before anyone touched the house. Repeat business is common in what people wrote; one commercial customer said in October 2025 that the company had washed their building twice since they moved in. Two things are worth raising before you call. A customer in July 2025 said the quote came in above the other bids he got — he judged it worth paying, but plan for that. And in November 2025 a three-story house was left with spots where the cleaner hadn't fully rinsed off; the customer called, a crew came back later the same day and corrected it, which is roughly how a truck-and-pump breakdown got handled in June. The one recent sour note has nothing to do with the work: a reviewer in early August 2026 reported two company vans driving side by side on Route 3 in southern New Hampshire and blocking traffic for about fifteen minutes as a joke. If your siding, roof or gutters want a seasonal wash and you'd rather deal with an owner who will tell you when you don't need one, this is a straightforward call. Ask for the quote broken into line items — that is how they have done it before — and pin down what the periodic-service contract covers if you want them back on a schedule.