Pressure washing cleans stucco and other difficult surfaces on your home or building and can make it look new again without having to paint.

New laws also require that companies have the necessary waste water retrieval units to recapture the polluted water and recycle it or dispose of it in an approved manner. We have this equipment and expertise and look forward to helping you on your next project.

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We have all the necessary equipment and expertise to recapture all of our waste water and stay in compliance with State and Local Laws.

Our supervisor will walk the project with you, discuss what will be cleaned, provide a written quote and explain how we will dispose of the waste water in accordance with the new regulations. We will then at completion issue you a certificate of compliance explaining what we did and how.

If a cleaning contractor gets caught letting water get into a storm drain or gutter, the home owner, cleaning contractor, property manager or building owner could be fined up to $10,000 a day, plus cost of removing the polluted water. Don’t take this chance, it is not worth it.

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Many companies have cold pressure washers they purchased at Home Depot for $700. This does not mean they are qualified. In this photo you can see where an inexperienced company tried to use cold water to remove a stain on concrete and ruined the concrete. We have hot water and chemicals we can use to break the stain down so the concrete doesn’t get etched like this.

Insist that whomever cleans uses plywood to protect landscaping, appropriate biodegradable chemicals to break down the stains, and hot water.

Mexican Pavers can be very difficult to clean because the grout line is lower than the level of the tile, and typical floor machines won’t work as well. Pressure washing is a great cleaning process for cleaning mexican pavers.

We were able to clean these Mexican pavers at a home in Laguna and made them look new again