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Bethesda Power Washing can handle an array of building cleaning needs from new construction clean up to historic building restoration. Our knowledge of chemicals and uses enables us to obtain outstanding results where pressure and heat alone would damage the surface.
Building RestorationContact us for more information!
SidewalksSidewalk cleaning is a main staple of BPW’s operations. Whether your tenants do not have service entrances to remove trash or it seems as if the University of Maryland marching band had a chewing gum spitting contest we have a wide array of solutions for you. Give us a call to request a free demonstration or to obtain an estimate.
Does your building have IFIS, Dryvit, Stucco or another façade which is susceptible to damage from pressure? Low pressure cleaning is the answer. Using specially designed soap injection nozzles and high flow low pressure equipment, we are able to deliver results identical to high pressure cleaning with our feet safely planted on the ground in most instances using between 300-600 psi.
New Construction CleanupContact us for more information!
Parking GaragesThere are four factors when dealing with cleaning a parking garage: What do we do with all the cars? Will standard equipment fit? Is there adequate ventilation? Where is the water going? It is a rare day when all of these questions have positive answers. To combat this we have developed an array of solutions to your cleaning needs. We would be more than happy to discuss your specific needs in person or over the phone.
Flooring / Brick / LimestoneContact us for more information!
Do you have a tenant moving out of an industrial space? How about a 60 year old warehouse that has never been cleaned? With our waste water reclaim systems and wealth of knowledge and equipment, we can restore floors, walls, and ceiling’s using a combination of our services including: EPA compliant Cleaning, and low pressure cleaning. Warehouses are probably our favorite projects, please give us a call we would be excited to discuss a new cleaning project with you.
