Dirt and staining on an exterior wall, entrance, or walkway can be obvious long before anyone reports a maintenance issue. Cleaning starts with identifying the surface, the type of buildup, and the condition of the finish. Those details help determine a suitable method.

Review the surface before cleaning

Glass, masonry, painted finishes, and paving need different care. Existing damage also matters. During a site review, we discuss the areas you want cleaned, previous treatments, and any places where the finish is loose or worn. Cleaning and repairing a surface are separate jobs, even when they are planned together.

Account for the people using the building

Entrances, parked vehicles, deliveries, and nearby work areas affect when exterior cleaning can happen. We review access and the areas that need to remain available before scheduling the work.

An example from our exterior work

At Enterprise in East Elmhurst, our car-wash upgrade included replacing panels, lighting, and hardware, along with pressure washing. The cleaning formed part of a wider improvement project.

Our facility maintenance services include pressure washing and window cleaning. Tell us which exterior areas need attention so we can review the surfaces and discuss the work.