01 / Restaurants
Restaurant and drive-thru exterior cleaning
Drive-thru lanes, patios, entries and grease-stained concrete washed after close.
View detailsMountain View has large corporate campuses in North Bayshore and East Whisman. Castro Street is the city’s restaurant and retail strip, with patios and sidewalk dining, and professional offices and R&D buildings fill in around them.
Raincrest washes campus plazas, walkways, bike areas and parking structures, cleans downtown patios, sidewalks and restaurant trash areas after close, and keeps office and R&D building entries looking sharp.
What we wash
Pick the surfaces that matter most and we’ll put them on one schedule.
01 / Restaurants
Drive-thru lanes, patios, entries and grease-stained concrete washed after close.
View details02 / Concrete
Sidewalks, walkways, plazas and courtyards brought back to an even, bright finish.
View details03 / Parking
Oil drips, tire marks and grime washed from surface lots, garage decks and stairwells.
View detailsCorporate campuses have plazas, long walkways, outdoor seating, bike areas and large parking structures. Food and drink stains build up around seating, walkways turn gray between buildings and parking structures collect oil and tire marks.
We wash campuses on a recurring cycle, building by building, at hours the facility team picks. Walkways and plazas do well on a monthly or quarterly wash, and parking structures a few times a year.
Downtown restaurants and shops put tables on sidewalks and patios, and the concrete shows it: drink rings, grease, gum and food. Behind the buildings, trash areas and back doors take the heaviest wear. We wash patios and sidewalks after close and the back of house last, with storm drains nearby covered first.
Put the patio and the trash enclosure on the same monthly visit.
A single R&D building can combine the entry, the lot and the dock into one quarterly visit, with the facade washed once a year.
Commercial pressure washing in Mountain View typically costs $0.20 to $0.47 a square foot in 2026, among the higher figures in the region because South Bay labor costs run high. Simple, open jobs start near $0.13. Corporate campuses cover wide plazas and walkways that wash quickly, downtown restaurants and patios carry heavy gum and grease, and R&D buildings can add a facade wash. Early-morning washing keeps downtown sidewalks clear before the lunch crowd, and busy patios can be washed weekly. A walkthrough gives you a written quote, and our cost guide shows how Mountain View compares with Reno and Sacramento.
A few useful answers
Yes. Patios, sidewalks and the trash areas behind restaurants are washed after close.
Bike areas, walkways and plazas are washed with the rest of the campus exterior.
Garage levels, ramps and stairwells are washed while the stalls are empty.
Plan busy patios weekly or monthly, with the back of house on a monthly cycle.
Yes. We wash one building at a time, so each looks finished before we move on.
Docks and service yards are washed around your shipping hours.
Sidewalk washing starts early and wraps up before the lunch crowd arrives.