Pressure washing in High Point, NC

Often most of them, depending on age. Fresh oil lifts more easily than old stains. We apply a degreaser, let it work and then wash with a surface cleaner or hot water. Asphalt can soften under strong chemicals, so we choose products with care. Deep stains may fade rather than disappear completely. Photos of the worst stains and the surface type help us propose the right treatment.

We can plan work outside normal hours for commercial sites when it makes sense. Night work needs good lighting, safe access and permission from the property manager. Tell us the hours that suit your tenants and customers, and we will suggest a schedule based on that. Please also tell us about any security or access procedures so the crew arrives prepared.

We discuss it before starting. Where possible, we direct water to landscape areas or sanitary drains with permission, and we avoid sending soapy or oily water into storm drains. Some sites need a recovery system. The right approach depends on the location and the contaminants, and we explain it in advance.

Yes, with low pressure and suitable products. Old brick and mortar can be soft, so we avoid blasting. Staining from soot, rust or algae is usually treatable. If the mortar is failing, cleaning will not repair it, and a mason may need to look at it first. A short test patch shows what the cleaner does to the stain before we treat the whole wall.

Yes. We clean driveways, siding, roofs, decks and fences for homeowners, using the same careful approach as on commercial sites. Residential jobs are usually smaller and quicker, so we can often fit them around larger projects. Send your request and we will confirm what works. Mention your preferred days when you send the form, and we will see what fits.