Exterior surfaces, walkways, and entrances restored to a clean, professional first impression, safely and to the right pressure for each surface.
Your building's exterior is the first thing clients and visitors see. Dirt, mildew, gum, and grime on walkways and entrances send the wrong message. Dust Away's pressure washing restores exterior surfaces with the right equipment and the correct pressure for each material, safely and effectively.
The Dust Away Pressure Washing Standard, in practice: PSI and method matched to each material (concrete, brick, stucco) so restoration never becomes erosion.
We identify each surface and set the correct pressure and method to clean without damage.
Targeted treatment for mildew, grease, gum, and stubborn staining.
High pressure for hard surfaces, soft washing for delicate materials, matched to the job.
A clean rinse and detail pass leaves entrances and walkways looking refreshed.
Surfaces get assessed in person, because a number given over the phone is a guess about material, staining, and access that we would rather not make.
We work section by section with entrances kept open, and runoff routed away from customer paths, most jobs run early morning or weekends anyway.
Some clients wash once a year, others quarterly. Nothing commits you to a frequency, and we will tell you when a surface does not need it yet.
Concrete, brick, siding, and pavers each take a different PSI and nozzle. Soft washing replaces force wherever force would cause damage.
It can, in the wrong hands. Pressure that is right for a parking deck will carve concrete pavers, strip mortar from brick or drive water behind siding. We set pressure, nozzle, and distance per surface, and use soft washing with chemistry instead of force wherever the material calls for it.
Once a year for most entries and walkways, twice for anything under trees or with heavy foot traffic. In this climate the real driver is organic growth, algae and mildew return on a seasonal cycle, and washing them off before they establish is far cheaper than removing a stain that has set into the surface.
No. We work section by section, keeping entrances open and setting up so water and runoff never cross a customer path. Most of this work happens early morning or on a weekend anyway, so by the time you open the surfaces are washed and dry.
We'll look at your entries, walkways, and decks, and quote each surface at the pressure it can safely take.
