We remove oil, grease, tire marks, gum and built-up grime from decks, ramps and stairwells. Clean decks look better, are safer to walk on, and help protect the concrete and its sealants. We can work overnight or clean deck by deck — it’s up to each client.

We clean entry plazas, walkways, curbs and gutters of dirt, mildew, rust and gum.

We use pressure settings matched to each material to lift stains and organic growth without etching masonry or washing out joint sand.

Pervious pavement eventually becomes clogged with sediment and stops draining. Our equipment flushes out the debris so the pavement drains as intended, which matters for stormwater permits. 

We clean seating, concourses and plazas between events, at a pace that fits tight venue schedules. We cleaned the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta during construction and afterwards. After the first monster truck event, in 2018, we were call in to clean up all the dirt that entered through the glass of the suites.

A dirty roof, especially white and reflective roofs, absorbs more heat, which pushes cooling costs up. We clean away dirt, algae, mildew and red clay dust from thermoplastic (TPO, PVC) and elastomeric-coated roofs with pressure and techniques that are safe for the membrane, so the roof reflects sunlight the way it was designed to, and you're ready for warranty inspections or recoating. 

We review each roof for the manufacturer’s recommendations prior to cleaning. We have multiple cleaning methods: Low-pressure power washing; soft bristle brushes with mild, non-abrasive detergent; and low-speed machine scrub are our three typical roof cleaning methods.

We can be on site within 24 hours to remove graffiti quickly from brick, concrete, stone and coated surfaces. For high-profile events, such as the ATL 2020 protest, we were on site the morning of the event cleaning the CNN center. We received calls overnight and had our crew there at daybreak.