In much of Plano the garage and the fence face the alley, and that is where the dirt collects. Call any time and you will be put through to a local, owner-run pressure washing company.
Call (469) 649-7066Much of Plano was built with rear-entry garages off concrete alleys, so the part of the house that takes the most wear is the part guests never see. Garage aprons collect oil and tire marks, and the alley-side concrete grays with runoff and trash-day spills. A proper cleaning treats oil spots before the surface cleaner runs, and it covers the apron and the strip of alley you are responsible for.
Board-on-board cedar fences run along almost every Plano alley, and they gray and green in a few summers. Cedar cleans up with a wood cleaner and a gentle rinse, not a narrow high-pressure tip, which raises the grain and scars the boards. Clean wood can take a stain, which keeps it looking good for years longer.
See fence cleaning and driveway cleaning.
Yes. Most companies clean the garage apron and the stretch of alley at your property, treating oil stains first.
With a wood cleaner and a wide tip at low pressure. High pressure raises the grain and damages the boards.
Yes, once it dries. Stain slows graying and weathering.
No. Ask for proof of liability insurance.
All of Plano, plus Richardson, Murphy, Parker and Allen.
The line is answered around the clock. You will be put through to a local, owner-run pressure washing company that works in Plano.
Call (469) 649-7066