Commercial Pressure Washing

Hot-water commercial pressure washing for the outside of your business: sidewalks, entries, loading docks, drive-thrus, parking areas and the trash enclosure.

  • CA Lic. #922991
  • Bonded & insured
  • Nights & early mornings
Parking area beside a corporate building after hot-water pressure washing

Grease, gum, oil drips and food waste build up fastest around restaurants and loading areas. Cold water and a garden hose just move it around. Hot water under pressure lifts it off concrete so the surface comes back clean.

We pressure-wash sidewalks, plazas, courtyards, entries, loading docks and ramps. We also clean drive-thru lanes, parking stalls, trash and compactor enclosures, and grease storage areas. And we clean up oil and diesel spills.

Storm drains are blocked and the runoff is contained, as Bay Area clean-water rules require for outdoor washing. Campuses and commercial properties can book a recurring schedule.

What's included

What we pressure wash

Sidewalks, plazas & entries

The first thing customers and employees walk across.

Loading docks & ramps

Grease and spills cleaned off where deliveries come in.

Trash & grease storage areas

Dumpster pads, compactor enclosures and grease bin areas, degreased and rinsed.

Drive-thrus & parking areas

Oil drips and grime lifted from lanes and stalls.

Oil & diesel spill clean-up

Absorbents and hot-water washing for vehicle and equipment spills.

Storm drain protection

Drains blocked, runoff contained and wash water recovered.

Our work

Commercial Pressure Washing photos

Real photos our crews took on the job. "As found" shots show grease before we cleaned.

Diesel spill staining an asphalt parking lot before cleanup
As found
Parking area beside a corporate building after hot-water pressure washing
Concrete walkway and ramp beside an office building after pressure washing
Concrete walkway beside an office building after pressure washing

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Questions

Questions about commercial pressure washing

Do you use hot water for pressure washing?

Yes. Hot water removes grease and oil far better than cold. That's why it's standard for restaurant and commercial work.

Where does the wash water go?

Not down the storm drain. We block drains, contain the runoff and recover the wash water. That follows the stormwater rules for outdoor washing in the Bay Area.

Can you pressure-wash on a recurring schedule?

Yes. Campuses and commercial properties can book a recurring schedule, so entries and trash areas stay clean.

Need something cleaned?

Hood, kitchen or pressure washing: tell us about the job and we'll give you a free quote and a schedule that fits your hours.

Call (707) 449-9136Free Quote