Pressure Washing

One doesn’t usually imagine cleaning cement, but doesn’t  fresh appearing cement look nice?

Pressure washing is done with a Commercial Grade pressure washer at 3600 psi. The water is heated to almost 200° Fahrenheit which makes all the difference for cleaning power. Detergents can be applied if needed, but on a surface that oil and grim are heavy and soaked in beyond the initial surface, one can expect about 80% visual appearance. This washer removes paint and glue spots readily and can take loose paint off a house in the same manner a paint scraper can but in a fraction of the time.

Grime can be removed from the exterior of houses, making the paint look much more like the original color. If you are wanting the house exterior done, it is important that a window washer follow behind as the grime is readily apparent on the glass after it has been washed off.

Fences and decks that are discolored can have a fresh look to them, but brightening down to new wood underneath can have an uneven look to it, so consider this when asking for this service.

All considerations will be discussed at the time of estimation for a job, but there are always questions, so let’s talk about everything before starting.

We look forward to getting your place cleaned up!

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Please e-mail Jay C. Jones or call anytime for an estimate.