WASH OFF WHAT WINTER LEFT BEHIND.
Chloride from road salt sits in concrete all winter and keeps corroding rebar until it is flushed out. We clean parking decks, sidewalks, docks, and facades once conditions allow, then keep grease and gum under control through the warm months.
- SPRING
- SALT FLUSH AFTER THAW
- HOT
- WATER FOR GREASE AND OIL
- CODE
- WASTEWATER CAPTURE PLAN
- SOFT
- WASH FOR DELICATE FACADES
PRESSURE WASHING / PROGRAMS + SCOPE
Pressure matched to the surface it hits.
Four thousand PSI cleans a loading dock and destroys EIFS, wood, and aging mortar joints. Every surface on the property gets an assigned pressure, temperature, and detergent before a trigger is pulled.
- *Hot water
- +Soft wash
- OKSurface clean
9 exterior zones
Decks, ramps, sidewalks, entries, docks, dumpster pads, facades, awnings, and drive lanes.
Pick the exterior scope.
Every program includes a wastewater handling plan, surface testing, and scheduling around your parking demand.
- 01PRG-THAW
Thaw
Spring reset
Post-winter salt and sand flush across decks, walkways, and building entries
- 02PRG-DECK
Decks
Parking structures
Level-by-level ramp and deck washing with drain protection and phased closures
- 03PRG-WALK
Walks
Sidewalks and entries
Surface cleaning of concrete walkways with gum and stain removal at entry points
- 04PRG-FACE
Facade
Soft wash
Low-pressure detergent cleaning of brick, stucco, EIFS, and metal panel exteriors
WHAT THE SCOPE COVERS
Where the water goes is part of the job.
Municipal codes across the Twin Cities restrict what can reach a storm drain. Crews arrive with drain covers, recovery equipment, and a disposal plan, which is what separates a contractor from a liability.
PAVED SURFACES
Parking deck and ramp washing
Sidewalk and plaza surface cleaning
Drive lane and approach cleaning
Curb and gutter detail
PROBLEM AREAS
Dumpster pad degreasing
Loading dock oil removal
Gum and adhesive removal
Graffiti and stain treatment
BUILDING EXTERIOR
Brick and masonry soft washing
Metal panel and soffit cleaning
Awning and canopy washing
Entry and vestibule surfaces
COMPLIANCE
Storm drain protection
Wastewater recovery and disposal
Surface test patch approval
Phased closure and signage
Exterior work that cannot close the property.
Parking structures and ramps
Level-by-level scheduling with signage and re-striping coordination so tenants always have somewhere to park.
Restaurant and grocery exteriors
Hot water degreasing of dumpster corrals, grease trap surrounds, and back-of-house pads on overnight shifts.
Industrial yards and docks
Trailer aprons, dock levelers, and equipment pads cleaned between deliveries with runoff contained on site.
Book the exterior season before it closes.
Freeze dates cut the calendar short, so spring flushes and fall washes get reserved well ahead of the weather.
COMPARE PROGRAMS->PRESSURE WASHING MANAGEMENT
PRESSURE, TEMPERATURE, AND A PLAN.
Your facility manager records surface types, test results, drain locations, and closure logistics for the property. The crew arrives knowing the limits instead of learning them on your masonry.
- 01
TEST THE SURFACES
Small test patches confirm pressure, temperature, and detergent choice before any full-area work starts.
- 02
PLAN THE CLOSURES
Zones, signage, and timing are arranged so parking and deliveries keep moving during the wash.
- 03
CONTAIN THE RUNOFF
Drains are covered and wash water is recovered and disposed of according to local requirements.
- 04
SCHEDULE THE SEASON
Spring, summer, and pre-freeze visits are placed on the calendar at the start of the year.
READY FOR A PRESSURE WASHING PROPOSAL?
SEND THE SITE MAP. WE WILL SCOPE THE WASH.
Request a property walk for surface testing, a runoff plan, and pricing by zone with proposed service dates.
- RAMPS
- WALKS
- DOCKS
- PADS
- FACADES
- RUNOFF