Pressure Washing & Parking Lot Striping in Greater Montgomery
Post-Construction Exterior Cleaning
Post-construction exterior cleaning is the final wash that readies a new property for its first tenants. We remove red clay stains, mud, construction dust and tracked debris from new walkways, sidewalks and parking lots. Clay stains get a pre-treatment before the main wash, since water alone rarely lifts them. The result is a site that matches the new building behind it.
Our family-owned crew works out of Prattville. We handle final exterior cleanups for builders and property managers in Montgomery, Prattville and Wetumpka. New shopping centers, apartment communities and warehouses are the projects we focus on. We also work throughout Greater Montgomery and travel across Alabama for larger sites.
Have an opening date on the calendar? Call us or request a free estimate. We will walk the site and plan the cleanup around your schedule. Every job is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
What's Included
We start by clearing loose debris, then pre-treat clay stains and let the treatment work. Next we wash walkways, curbs, entries and the parking lot to clear mud and dust. A final rinse leaves the concrete even in color and ready for foot traffic. On new commercial sites around Greater Montgomery, this wash is usually one of the last tasks before turnover.
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We look over your property, explain what we recommend and give you a straight price before any work starts.
A new property's first impression starts at the curb. Orange clay streaks and dusty sidewalks make a new building look unfinished. A final wash lets the walkways and lot look as new as the building does.
Red clay gets its color from iron oxide, which bonds to the surface of concrete. Plain water pressure moves the loose mud but often leaves an orange shadow behind. Clay stain removal from concrete starts with a cleaner that breaks that bond. Then we scrub and rinse. Older or deep stains may take more than one treatment.
Line paint needs a clean, dry surface to grip, so we wash the lot before it is striped. Washing first keeps dust and clay from getting sealed under fresh paint.
Where We Work
We are based in Prattville and serve commercial and residential properties across Greater Montgomery.
View All Service AreasNew shopping centers need clean storefront walks and lots before the first store opens. Apartment communities need clear sidewalks, entries and parking areas before move-in day. Warehouses collect heavy mud at truck entrances and dock aprons from equipment traffic during the build. New construction exterior washing on each of these sites starts where trucks came and went. Our crew also offers commercial pressure washing after these properties open.
Construction timing shapes the cleanup. Fresh concrete needs time to cure before it sees full pressure. We plan the wash around the pour dates. Areas still under landscaping work can spill new soil onto clean walks, so we wash them last. When striping follows, the lot needs time to dry before paint goes down.
Our Work
FAQs
These answers cover new concrete, returning clay stains, public sidewalks, cleanup scope and curbs.
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334-218-7120Yes, once it has had time to cure. Concrete reaches full strength in about 28 days, so we keep pressure lower on younger slabs. A gentle rinse is fine sooner, but deep cleaning waits until the surface is hard.
The stains we remove do not come back on their own, but new clay can. If nearby soil is still bare, the next hard rain can wash fresh mud onto the concrete. Finishing landscaping and erosion control first helps the cleanup last.
Yes, we can wash the sidewalks along the front of your property as part of the cleanup. These walks often get the worst mud from trucks leaving the site. Because they sit next to the street, we plan the work around storm drains and traffic.
A final exterior cleanup usually covers debris removal, clay stain treatment and a full wash. That wash reaches walkways, curbs, entries and parking areas. Some projects also add building fronts or dumpster pads. The exact list depends on what the site needs before opening.
Yes, curbs and wheel stops are part of the wash. Mud collects along their edges where trucks and equipment pass. We scrub and rinse them so they look as clean as the lot around them.
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A family-owned crew that cleans and stripes commercial and residential properties across Greater Montgomery.
A local family business that supports the community we work in.
Warehouses, shopping centers, apartment communities and homes.
We stand behind our results and get the job done right the first time.
Free Estimates
Tell us about your property, and we will give you an honest price and a clear plan.