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Winter was bad enough for your sidewalks, patios, and house. It froze grit, dirt, twigs, leaves, and other detritus everywhere. It got ground in and some may have even started growing mold and mildew around it! April rain wasn't strong enough to wash it away, but it was enough to bring around mud and pollen season. Now everything's covered in dirt and pollen. It's time for power washing to make things clean again.

Indoor mold can be a health hazard. It can cause breathing problems and destroy parts of a home. But what about outdoor mold? How much do you know about it? The problems it poses are very different but still dangerous and destructive in their own way. A good way to deal with it is through power washing.

You may think there's not much you can do to reduce allergens outside your home. After all, they're carried on the wind - and you can't exactly stop that! Yet there are a number of steps you can take to decrease allergens on your property. This can help you breathe better outside and will help to reduce the allergens that make it inside, too.

Allergies get rough during the spring. They keep many people inside, but the simple truth is that allergies can be just as bad indoors as out. Allergens like dust mites, pet dander, mold, and bug droppings are usually even worse indoors than outside. You need a place to feel safe and comfortable on those really bad allergy days - and that should be your home. How can you reduce and eliminate the allergens so that you can breathe easier where you spend the most time?