Exterior Pressure Washing
The rest of the grease problem, and the rest of the property.
Commercial exterior cleaning, from building faces and sidewalks through to the rooftop grease containment around the exhaust fan. The rooftop work connects directly to the exhaust system we already service. The rest is straightforward commercial exterior cleaning.
Rooftop grease containment is the item worth reading first. Grease that escapes the fan collects on the roof surface around it, and if it is not contained and cleaned it becomes a property problem: staining, membrane damage, and a condition a property manager or insurer will eventually raise. It is also a condition our crews are already standing in front of during an exhaust cleaning, which is why we handle it.
The remaining scope is general commercial exterior work. Wash water is captured rather than allowed to reach a storm drain or a roof drain, grease-laden water is treated before disposal, and scraped grease is removed as solid waste. Building exteriors, sidewalks and entryways, dumpster pads and grease containment areas, drive-through lanes, and parking lots. Useful, visible, and worth doing well, without pretending it carries a compliance requirement it does not have.
- Rooftop grease containment cleaning around the exhaust fan
- Dumpster pads and grease containment areas
- Building exteriors
- Sidewalks and entryways
- Drive-through lanes
- Parking lots
What visible grease outside usually means
When grease is visible on the outside of a duct, the condition inside is usually worse. Exterior buildup usually means grease is escaping through seams or access panels, and it is the kind of detail a fire marshal or insurance adjuster will flag long before it becomes a bigger problem.
So while the rooftop cleanup is exterior work, what it often reveals is an interior condition worth looking at. If we see it, we will tell you.
Most often for
Grocery and Multi-Site Retail
Consistent execution across every store, with consolidated reporting that a compliance program can actually be run from.
Corporate Campuses and Commercial Properties
For the facility manager, whoever employs them, across corporate dining, office buildings, and property-managed sites.
Government and Public Facilities
Registered in SAM.gov, carrying $4,000,000 in general liability, and set up for the paperwork public procurement runs on.
Restaurants and Multi-Unit Chains
Full service kitchens cooking at volume, and quick service groups that need the same scope executed identically at every unit.
Tell us about your kitchen
Adding exterior work to a scheduled service visit is usually the efficient way to do it. Tell us what needs cleaning.
Estimates are free, anywhere in our service area. If you are working against an inspection or insurance date, say so in the form and we will tell you plainly what we can do.
Other services
View allHood Cleaning
Full kitchen exhaust system cleaning performed in accordance with NFPA 96, with before and after photographs and a service report built for your compliance file.
Kitchen Exhaust Repair and Maintenance
Access panels, hinge kits, fan repairs, and the related components we find during cleaning, documented with photographs and quoted as a single job price.
Commercial Kitchen Deep Cleaning
Full deep cleaning of the kitchen and cafeteria, including surfaces, equipment, and flooring, performed after close of operations.
Emergency and Priority Service
For a failed inspection, a shutdown order, or a system that cannot run. These situations receive priority scheduling.
Call and tell us what you are working against
Call and describe the situation. We will tell you plainly what we can do and when we can do it.