One vendor for the whole property. Building exteriors, storefronts, entries, walkways, gutters, concrete and parking areas — one walkthrough, one written scope.
Commercial properties — Placer County, plus Folsom
Commercial pressure washing, planned around the property.
Building exteriors, storefronts, walkways and parking areas — scoped in writing after a walkthrough, and scheduled around tenants, customers and access. A written scope before work begins.
01One walkthrough. One quote.
We walk the property. We measure. We quote. You approve.
Every surface gets chemistry matched to that surface — pre-hydrate, soft wash, neutralize, done. A drain survey happens on every job; wash water never goes to a storm drain; sites that need wash-water capture are scoped and equipped before booking.
02How commercial work runs
Documentation your property team can file. The written scope before work begins, and a record of what was done.
Scheduled around how the property operates. Operating hours, tenants and access are set with you at the walkthrough, and the schedule is built around them.
Ask about a maintenance schedule. Raise it at the walkthrough and the interval goes into the written scope with everything else.
03Who this is for
Property managers
One walkthrough for the whole property and one written scope you can file. Scheduling is agreed with you at the walkthrough.
Retail and office
Storefront glass, entries, sidewalks and parking areas, cleaned by the method each surface can take, with the drain survey done before the first hose comes off the truck.
Restaurants
Sidewalks, entryways and storefront exteriors. Grease work is scoped and equipped before booking rather than promised at the door.
04How it's scoped
Buildings & common areas
- 01Building soft wash — every elevation
- 02Exterior window, frame and sill detail
- 03Entries and common-area concrete
- 04Walkways and parking areas
- 05Gutter cleaning
Storefronts & parking areas
- 01Drive lanes and parking surfaces
- 02Storefront glass and entries
- 03Oil and stain treatment on flatwork
- 04Curbs, bollards and retaining walls
- 05Sidewalks and entryways
05Questions about commercial work
Is our property too small — or too big?
Every property is quoted from a walkthrough, not a rate sheet. The walkthrough tells us — and you — exactly what it takes.
Do our tenants need to be notified?
We coordinate that with you. Scheduling is set around operating hours, tenants and access at the walkthrough, and where notice matters we work from your notification process.
What about stormwater runoff?
A drain survey happens on every job; wash water never goes to a storm drain; sites that need wash-water capture are scoped and equipped before booking. We'll flag which applies during the walkthrough.
How fast can you turn a quote around?
We’ll personally follow up within 1–2 business days. The written quote follows the walkthrough, with pricing in writing before you commit to anything.
We look after more than one property.
One point of contact, and a written scope for each site rather than one number for all of them.
Your tenants notice a dirty building. Schedule your walkthrough.