Start with the surface that bothers you most. For a shop or a row of tenants that is usually the walk to the door, so storefront and entryway washing comes first, with gum removal added where the dark spots gather. Restaurants tend to begin with the drive-thru lane and the pad behind the kitchen, warehouses at the dock, and garage owners with the decks and stairwells parkers walk every day.

Office buildings and apartment communities usually split the work, with walkways and entries on a frequent schedule and walls once or twice a year. Our property-type pages show which services each kind of property books together, and the commercial pressure washing cost guide explains how each surface is priced.

A few useful answers

Choosing your services.

Not sure which surfaces need washing?

That’s what the walkthrough is for. We’ll look at the property with you and suggest where to start.

Can several services be combined into one visit?

Yes. Sidewalks, storefronts, enclosures and lots are often washed in the same trip.

Can pressure washing be put on a recurring schedule?

Yes. Monthly, quarterly or yearly visits keep the property from sliding back to gray.

Cleaner concrete and brighter entrances start with one call.

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