Pressure washing for concrete and high-traffic exterior areas.
Brite-Way uses professional pressure-washing equipment, including hot-water capability, for sidewalks, entrances and other hard exterior surfaces.
Built-up grime, traffic soil and exterior buildup.
Sidewalks, entrances, patios and other hard surfaces collect dirt, gum and organic buildup. We match pressure, heat and cleaning method to the surface and condition.
Common areas
Sidewalks, drive-throughs, entrances, patios, dumpster areas and other concrete flatwork.
More than a cold-water rinse.
Hot-water pressure washing can be useful on oily or heavily soiled commercial surfaces where heat improves cleaning performance.
Commercial equipment
Brite-Way operates professional pressure-washing equipment sized for commercial work.
Not every surface gets the same pressure.
Concrete and hard surfaces may tolerate pressure that would be inappropriate for more delicate exterior materials. We select the method based on the material and condition.
Exterior washing vs pressure washing
Pressure washing is best for appropriate hard surfaces; lower-pressure exterior washing is used where the surface calls for it.
Frequently asked questions.
Do you use hot water?
Yes. Brite-Way has hot-water pressure-washing capability for appropriate commercial projects.
Do you clean drive-throughs and sidewalks?
Yes. Those are common commercial pressure-washing areas.
Can pressure washing damage surfaces?
Too much pressure can damage some materials, which is why the method should match the surface.
Can pressure washing be combined with window cleaning?
Yes. Multiple exterior services can be quoted together.