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Commercial Pressure Washing
Storefronts and sidewalks clean before your customers show up.
The job
Your entrance is the first thing every customer inspects, whether they mean to or not. Gum-spotted sidewalks and a mildewed facade tell them something you don't want said. We wash storefronts, walkways, dumpster pads, and drive-thrus on a schedule, mostly at night, so opening time looks right every day.
Dumpster pads get degreasing attention, and wash water on grease work gets contained rather than pushed to the storm drain.
One-time cleanups are welcome, but recurring schedules are where storefronts stay ahead of the grime. Monthly or quarterly, priced firm for the year.
Scope of work
What's included.
- Storefront facades, entries, and awnings
- Sidewalk cleaning and gum removal
- Dumpster pads degreased and washed down
- Parking areas, drive-thrus, and fleet yards
- Overnight and off-hours scheduling standard
- Recurring maintenance schedules at a fixed rate
Straight answers
Questions we get.
How much does commercial pressure washing cost?
Square footage and surface condition set it. Text a photo to (561) 284-9683 and you get a firm number back — usually within the hour. Recurring schedules get a fixed rate for the year.
Can you work overnight?
Yes — that's our default for storefronts and restaurants. The crew works after close and the entrance is dry before you open.
What about the greasy runoff from dumpster pads?
We contain and recover wash water on grease work instead of sending it down the storm drain. It's the right way to do the job and it keeps your property out of trouble.
How often should a storefront be washed?
Monthly for high-traffic food and retail, quarterly for most offices. Florida mildew doesn't take a season off, and neither does foot traffic.