Buildings
Brick & sided elevations
Front elevations, side walls and the alley face nobody photographs.
Home Commercial
Commercial
exteriors
Storefronts, rental units, churches, halls and lodges — washed the same way a house is.
StorefrontsRentals & unitsChurches & lodgesEntries, walks & steps
Already done it
The Marysville
Masonic lodge.
A community building in town, with concrete steps that a member had stopped expecting anything from.
Entries
Steps, walks & landings
The parts every visitor touches on the way in.
“Rick did a great job at the Marysville Masonic lodge. Had no idea that the concrete steps could look that good!”Steve Baker · Google review
Around the trading day
Before you open,
or after you close.
A storefront entry does not have to be washed at noon on a Saturday. Say when the quiet hours are and the job goes in them.
Early morningsEveningsBetween tenants
Who calls
Property, not just
a building.
Shops & offices
Entry, elevation and the walk between the door and the parking.
Landlords & rentals
Turnovers, duplexes and the outside half of a make-ready.
Churches & lodges
Halls, steps and entries that get a lot of feet and not much budget.
Small industrial
Shop fronts, loading aprons and the concrete pad out back.
Good to know
Commercial,
answered.
Can you work outside business hours?
Yes. Early mornings and evenings are normal for storefronts and entries. Say what your quiet window is when you call.
Do you handle multiple properties?
Yes — landlords with several units usually get them walked together so the whole list is quoted at once.
Is there a size that’s too big?
This is a local operation, not a national contractor. Ground-level elevations, entries and flatwork are the work. If a job needs lifts or rope access, you will be told plainly.
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Walk your property with Rick.
One visit, one list, one free quote for the whole address.