Our Cleaning Methodology

BUILDINGS EXTERIOR PRESSURE WASHING

With the correct combination of pressure flow, temperature, and attachments, using environmentally friendly and safe detergents approved by EPA where and when needed, a wide variety of cleaning jobs can be accomplished typically without scrubbing or brushing.
Additionally, the cleaning can be done without harming painted or sensitive surfaces or creating air pollution residue, as with some sandblasting. Typical jobs are accomplished with pressure washers with the appropriate adjustable pressure (up to 4000 PSI) and water temperature (cold ~ steam).
Building exterior: Commercial and Residential, mobile homes, industrial and manufacturing plants.

Fleet wash: construction equipment, earth-moving equipment, freight trucks, heavy trucks and cars, cargo trucks, container trucks, airplane exteriors, and more.
We Clean: Shopping centers, Walls, parking lots, parking instructions, carports, sidewalks, driveways, pool areas, patios, patio furniture, fences, deck, footbridges, canopies, awnings, gazebos, and more.

We remove oil and other spills, stain, gum, Graffiti, Mildew, and more.

The list is limited by one's imagination, as there are hundreds of uses.

Vertical Surface Cleaning

Pressure washing can clean and works on almost any surface; masonry, stucco, bricks, concrete, stones, wood, vinyl, siding, and more. We use adjustable water pressure and temperature to surface type; and various attachments to remove any stain, debris, gum, mold,  cobwebs, and dirt from the surface. Depending on the height and accessibility to some areas subject to cleaning, telescopic poles, scissors lift, or a telescopic boom lift may be needed.

If you consider the feasibility of attempting to wash a load of dirty dishes in a sink full of frigid water, the answer quickly emerges. While it may be possible to get clean-looking dishes with cold water and detergent, when Do you consider that cold water does not cut grease and has little, if any, effect on germs or bacteria? Achieving this end with cold water requires substantial additions of caustic chemicals and disinfectant. Much more effectively, hot water will solve both problems.

In fact, the meat and food processing industry considers 180' F hot water in itself to be a disinfectant.
Hot steam water pressure washing is the only way you'll ever get all those surfaces deep cleaned. With the correct combination of pressure.


Pressure washing property before marketing.

Preparing Your Building for Pressure Washing

  1. Close all windows and doors tightly to prevent any water from entering the building, which could cause interior water damage.
  2. We strongly recommend having attendance inside the building to watch for any water leak inside. We always take precautionary steps to avoid any water interring inside buildings.
  3. Move window covers, like curtains and such away from windows and doors.
  4. Keep electronics away from windows or cover them.
  5. Have all vehicles temporarily removed from the surrounding area of the building before or during cleaning, before the cleaning starts.
  6. Move away or cover all items from the vicinity of the building and walkways or sidewalk like; furniture, plants, pots, toys, etc.
  7. Ensure that any security alarm systems are turned off during the cleaning process. Some alarm systems may be set off due to the water vibration or may be triggered by movement.
  8. Deactivate sprinklers from watering lawns while the cleaning process is ongoing.

Cleanco is on the cutting edge of environmental procedures. We are constantly bettering our BMP's - Best Management Practices and following EPA's rules and regulations. We are constantly challenging our Washing to keep up with our methods to serve the needs of consumers, communities, employees, and the environment.

Our Mobile Service Vehicles (MSVs) do not need any electricity, they are 100% self-contained with power. We have studied the Flow of Energy, and we believe that to serve our customers with the least amount of hassle, we must provide our own power.

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