SERVICES

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Residential Pressure Washing

Siding, porches, steps, patios, and walkways washed at a pressure the material can handle. We pre-wet plantings, work from the ground where we can, and leave the whole exterior even rather than patchy.

Brick gate pillar with house number plaque being sprayed with water from a hose

Commercial Pressure Washing

Storefronts, entryways, canopies, and back-of-house concrete cleaned around your operating hours. We contain and manage wash water so the job satisfies Maryland stormwater rules instead of creating a second problem.

Person pressure-washing a wet sidewalk beside grass and a curb

Exterior Cleaning

Low-pressure soft washing that removes algae, mildew, and the gray film that settles on shaded walls. The cleaning solution does the work at a distance, which is why the results outlast a pressure-only rinse.

Person in yellow boots pressure-washing a concrete driveway outdoors

Sidewalk Cleaning

Public walks, entry paths, and courtyard paving cleaned with a rotary surface cleaner for an even finish. Gum, algae film, and ground-in grit come off the concrete without the striping a hand wand leaves.

Person pressure-washing a stone patio with a hose, spraying water over wet pavement

Driveway Cleaning

Winter salt, tire marks, and oil shadows pulled out of driveway concrete and aprons. Degreaser goes down first and dwells, then heated water and a surface cleaner lift what has soaked into the pores.

Worker in safety vest using a hose to clean a shingled roof

Gutter Cleaning

Troughs cleared by hand, downspouts flushed and checked for flow, and debris bagged off site. We also brighten the black oxidation stripes on gutter faces, which no ordinary house wash will touch.

Worker pressure-washing a red tiled roof beside a brick chimney under a clear sky

Roof Cleaning

Black algae streaks and moss cleared by soft washing, the low-pressure method roofing manufacturers actually endorse. Solution dwells, rinses gently, and the granules stay where the shingle maker put them.

Man pressure-washing a wooden gate beside a hedge on a sunny garden path

Fence Cleaning

Wood, vinyl, and composite fencing washed at a pressure that cleans without furring the grain. Boards come back to color, and we tell you honestly how long they need to dry before stain goes on.

Concrete ramp entrance between wooden fences, with a yellow curb and green door.

Dumpster Pad Cleaning

Heated water and degreaser on the pad, the enclosure walls, and the gates, on whatever cycle your waste volume calls for. Wash water is captured and handled the way Maryland requires for food-waste residue.

Truck inside a long industrial wash bay, viewed from the rear.

Parking Garage Cleaning

Deck flushing that carries road salt and chloride off the slab before it reaches the reinforcing steel. We work level by level, around joint sealants and drains, with the ramps kept open.