Pressure washing in Buford, GA

Lake Lanier property is the hardest cleaning environment in the county. Constant humidity off the water accelerates every kind of organic growth, and docks, boat houses, seawalls, and lakeside decks all take a beating. Dock boards and seawalls need chemistry with a careful rinse and containment so nothing meaningful reaches the water. Lakeside homes generally need an annual wash at minimum, and shaded elevations sometimes twice.

On the other end, the new-construction corridors around Hamilton Mill, Ivy Creek, and the Mall of Georgia produce a different job entirely: mortar splatter on fresh brick, paint and stucco overspray, red clay on new flatwork, and adhesive residue on windows and thresholds. Post-construction cleanup is its own skill — mortar comes off with an acid-based product that will burn the surrounding surfaces if it isn't neutralized properly.

Between them sits a lot of ten- to twenty-year-old vinyl and Hardie in established subdivisions. That's routine soft-wash work, done annually, usually paired with a driveway.

Buford is also where a good share of our commercial work sits — retail around the Mall of Georgia, light industrial along the I-985 corridor, and fleets parked at warehouses off Buford Drive. That work runs overnight or before open.