Commercial Pressure Washing in Midtown

Midtown packs high-rise office, residential towers, institutional property and street-level retail into a small, dense, permanently busy grid between North Avenue and the park.

Height is the defining constraint. Reaching upper elevations safely, and cleaning them with high volume at low pressure rather than force, is what keeps water out from behind cladding and glazing seals on buildings where a leak is an expensive problem. Ground level is the opposite job — plazas, entrances and sidewalks that take constant footfall and need pressure, hot water and a degreaser.

With Georgia Tech, the arts venues and the office towers all active, the practical window is overnight. Sidewalks and entrances are cleaned and dry before the morning commute arrives.