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Exterior & interior

Power Washing

Power washing is the other half of what keeps G & J's busy. Hot water and controlled pressure lift the grime, algae, grease and weather run staining that a hose and a brush will not touch.

We do the outside of the building and the ground around it, and we do the back of house areas that fail an inspection first. Same crew, same schedule, invoiced on its own.

Two G & J's crew members pressure washing a rooftop kitchen exhaust unit.

What the Job Actually Involves

  • Building exteriors

    Brick, block, siding, tile and painted surfaces washed down to lift weather staining, algae and general road film.

  • Sidewalks and entrances

    The approach to your front door, walkways, steps and loading areas, including gum and stain removal.

  • Parking lots and structures

    Bays, drive lanes and structure decks washed so line markings read clearly and oil staining is knocked back.

  • Dumpster pads and grease zones

    Corrals, pads and back of house service corridors flushed on a schedule, which is where most complaints and inspection notes start.

How We Run It

  1. Assess surface and pressure

    Wrong pressure damages mortar, siding and sealant. We match the machine and the tip to the surface before anything gets turned on.

  2. Protect the surroundings

    Landscaping, vents, electrics and entrances covered or isolated, and run off directed sensibly.

  3. Wash and rinse

    Hot water where grease is involved, detergent dwell time where staining needs it, then a full rinse so nothing dries back on.

  4. Dry and reopen

    Air movers where a surface needs to be back in service quickly, especially interior floors and corridors.

Suited For

  • Brick, block and masonry
  • Siding and painted exteriors
  • Concrete walkways and pads
  • Asphalt lots
  • Commercial kitchen floors and hood bays
  • Dumpster corrals

Serving Mount Morris, Flint, Davison, Clio, Fenton and across Michigan.

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Questions We Get Asked

Will pressure damage our brickwork or sealant?
Not if the pressure is matched to the surface, which is why we assess first. Old mortar and painted surfaces get a lower pressure and more dwell time instead.
Can this be done while we are open?
Exterior work usually can, with the area cordoned off. Interior washdowns are scheduled after hours so the floor is dry before you open.
How often should a dumpster pad be washed?
For food service, quarterly is a sensible baseline, more often in summer. It is a lot cheaper than dealing with the complaint that triggers it.

Ready for a Building That Looks Looked After?

Gary walks the site with you and prices only what the facility genuinely needs. Julia builds the rotation around your operating hours.