Across New Castle County, irrigation and well-water sprinklers leave orange rust stains on a building’s siding. With T&T Powerwash, our building washing treats that staining on commercial properties. Fire alarms, extinguishers, and detectors get covered first. Then we wash the building top to bottom and rinse everything thoroughly. If sprinkler rust is marking up your property, call us at (302) 415-3285.
We wash low- and mid-rise commercial buildings, anything up to roughly 150 feet, and we’ll almost always find a way to quote it. Very tall all-glass towers are the one thing we don’t take on. Here’s what that covers.
Balconies and patio furniture are the moving parts on apartment and multi-family properties. We plan around them at the site walk, then wash from the siding down to the walkways.
A single square retail box or a center with several buildings both work for us. Each building in the center gets the same top-down wash.
We clean the full building exterior, not just the storefront. Cones go up around the work area so customers and staff know where to walk.
Taller walls get reached from a lift, so the upper floors come out as clean as the entrance.
Managing a commercial property means juggling tenants, budgets, and deadlines. Here’s what we do to make a building wash easier on you.
We bring in a lift for the taller commercial work. Second- and third-floor walls get the same attention as the ground floor.
You won’t play phone tag to get a number. Most building quotes reach you within hours, and very large scopes take a day or two. Every area is listed, so you see what each part costs before you approve.
We ask what you have to spend before we price anything. That lets us put your money on the worst spots first, and you never pay for surfaces that didn’t need it.
On occupied buildings, residents get notice ahead of time. That’s one less thing on your plate and fewer surprised tenants on wash day.
We meet you at the property and walk or drive it together. We’ll ask about your budget, then send a detailed quote broken out by area. If you need our COI or W-9, just ask.
Once you approve, we set the date. Residents of occupied buildings are told ahead of time when we’ll be there.
Before any water goes on the building, we cover every alarm, extinguisher, and detector. Cones go out to mark the work area.
Our soft-wash rig handles the cleaning, and the lift comes out wherever the height calls for it. We work from the top down, then give the whole building a full rinse.
We pull every cover, collect the cones, and leave the site clean. The invoice comes when the job is done, and you can pay by check, ACH, credit card, or cash. Net 30 terms are fine. If anything looks off, tell us before we leave or after.
If something isn't right, tell us on the day or within three days after. We'll come back out, look at it with you, and make it right where cleaning can.
That promise covers every commercial job we take on. Cleaning has limits, so if a surface was damaged before we ever arrived, we'll point it out upfront rather than promise it away.
Yes, lift access is built into your quote, not added afterward. Every building gets a custom quote after a site walk, priced on size, height, lift needs, and tenant coordination. Balconies and furniture that need working around also factor into the number.
A simple building takes a few hours, while a large property with several buildings can run several weeks. We set the timeline with you at the site walk, once we’ve seen the size of the job.
Yes, we can work at night so your business stays open while we wash. Night work and rush jobs cost more than daytime scheduling, so we’ll sort out timing and price together at the site walk.
Your quote is free. When you call, tell us how tall the building is and whether tenants live there, so we show up ready. We’ll come out, walk the property with you, and send a price you can approve when you’re ready. Property managers and building owners anywhere in New Castle County can call (302) 415-3285 to set up a site walk.
