Commercial • Industrial
Professional Exterior Cleaning
ABOUT THE PROPERTY:
MOSS may not cling to a rolling stone, but the brick, stucco, wood, and other surfaces on your property are now obscured by dirt, mold, stains, and an overall dull appearance. Your home has undoubtedly experienced brighter, fresher days, so how can you revive its former charm? Before resorting to scraping paint or tearing down walls, consider giving your house a thorough cleaning by hiring a professional pressure washing service. Improperly using the right pressure and water temperature can easily result in stripping or damage to surfaces. Pressure washing is often the essential first step painters take before applying a fresh coat, especially when equipped with the right tools, water pressure, and temperature. If the existing paint is still in decent shape, this step alone might suffice for a rejuvenated look. Many homeowners mistakenly believe they need a new paint job or deck until they experience the transformative power of a pressure wash. This technique effectively removes dirt, grime, and mildew from wood, stucco, concrete, and most other surfaces. A thorough cleaning generally takes only a few hours to a couple of days, depending on the size, condition, and specific areas being treated. Pressure washing is far more than just spraying with a garden hose; most professional power washers utilize machines capable of adjustable pressure up to 4,000 PSI (pounds per square inch)—enough force to inflict harm if you put your hand in front of the nozzle—along with water heated to steam.
Oil Spill, Calcium deposit, and Rust stain must be removed as soon as it appears on any surface before being absorbed by the surfaced material.
NOTE: Old stains, calcium deposits, rust, and paint that are already penetrated on the surface are pretty easy to remove during the beginning stages, but over time they will slowly etch into the surface's pores and be baked on by the sun. Once this happens, it can be virtually impossible to remove them all from the surface.
We do our best to clean them as much as possible without damaging the surface.
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Apartment complexes • Public School • Store Front • Gas Stations • Service Stations • Warehouses • Parking Facilities • Parking structures • Carports & Parking Areas • Stores' shopping carts (SCs) and flat beds cleaning and disinfecting • Compactor area • Organic pads • Trash Dumpers Area • Decks • Docks • Canopies • Awnings • Signs and more...
Cleaning Awning
Don’t wait until your awning is grimy to give it a good clean. More frequent cleanings are beneficial for the material because they allow you to use gentler cleaning methods and milder products. This approach also reduces the likelihood of permanent stains developing. Furthermore, many manufacturers require regular cleaning to uphold the material’s warranty. As a general guideline, we recommend cleaning fabric awnings 2 to 3 times a year and vinyl awnings 3 to 4 times a year under normal conditions.
**Protecting Your Awning**
**Prevent Objects from Making Contact with Your Awning**
Wind can cause any objects resting on your awning to sway back and forth, leading to lasting abrasions and stains. To prevent this, trim back any branches and palm fronds, and avoid attaching advertising banners or flags to your awning.
**Debris and Bird Droppings:**
Remove branches, leaves, and other debris from your awning as quickly as possible, as they can cause staining and, when wet, their weight can stretch the fabric.
Bird droppings present a significant issue; their acidic residue can fade colors on nearly all material types, particularly on vulnerable surfaces. Be sure to rinse them off as soon as you notice them.
Deck Cleaning Services
To safeguard wood decks or other structures that are consistently shaded—which encourages mildew growth—consider applying a water-repellent coating infused with a preservative. This preservative enhances protection against fungal threats, including mildew, mold, rot, and decay organisms.
**Protecting Wood Deck**
For wood decks or other structures subjected to intense heat and sun exposure, we recommend using an acrylic stain that contains transparent iron oxide or opaque pigments. These formulations offer superior color retention compared to transparent stains or toners, ensuring your wood receives optimal protection against graying and surface deterioration.
