Facade cleaning
Rope-access technicians cleaning glass and panel bands on a tower elevation that ground equipment cannot reach.
Service 02
Pressure Washing
Exterior surfaces restored on schedule, facades, parking structures, sidewalks, dumpster pads, and drive-throughs. Surface-appropriate PSI, proper degreasers, and water recovery where required. Documented technique. Safety program per OSHA.
What's Included
The pressure-washing scope.
Building envelopes, horizontal surfaces, back-of-house, and specialty cleans, each with its own PSI and chemistry.
- Facade & building-envelope soft wash
- Concrete, pavers, and sidewalk deep clean
- Parking structure degreasing
- Drive-through and dumpster-pad maintenance
- Storefront entryway cleaning
- Graffiti and gum removal
- Awning and signage rinse-down
- Water reclamation where regulated
- Surface-appropriate PSI selection
- Post-service documentation photos
Pressure Washing Mini-Case
Before and after, paired by surface.
Each pair below is the same surface, photographed before our crew started and after they finished. Drag the handle to compare.
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Retail exterior facadeBlack mold runoff and grime lifted from stucco and block
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After
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Public park boardwalkAlgae and leaf staining stripped from pressure-treated decking
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After
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Storefront entry walkwayConcrete and ADA warning pad returned to full contrast
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Office tower entrance elevationAlgae streaking removed from precast fins and entry soffit
Our Process
Four steps from inquiry to active program.
Every engagement follows the same documented process, so you know what we are doing, and when.
Site walk & scope.
We walk the exterior, measure what drives cost (surface area, substrate, staining, runoff and access constraints), and draft a written scope.
Scoped proposal.
Delivered within three business days, pricing, schedule, inspection framework, reporting cadence, and escalation paths.
Mobilization.
Teams are vetted, trained on your specific scope, and onboarded with supervisor oversight for the first full cycle.
Active reporting.
Monthly performance brief, inspection scores, completed extras, incidents, response times. You see what we see.
Pressure Washing Library
Execution, coverage, and exterior presentation.
More of the same work in progress: crews washing facades, restored surfaces, and the exterior conditions this program is built to correct.
Full-elevation coverage
A full crew works the same elevation together so the face is finished in one pass, with no banding left between drops.
Entrance detail work
Extension-pole cleaning at a building entry, where panel faces and recessed reveals are worked at close range.
Precast washed from the lift
Our crew washing streaked precast from a boom lift, working top down so runoff never re-soils a finished section.
Where It Applies
Industries we serve with this program.
Pressure-washing scope changes with runoff constraints, traffic patterns, substrate type, and how visible the exterior condition is to the public. These are the sectors where that work shows up most often.
