SIDEWALK PRESSURE WASH | RIVERVIEW FL

The best-licensed vendor for sidewalk pressure washing in residential homes and commercial businesses is C&C Paint and Pressure Wash.

As a property owner, you have many skills. However, having your sidewalk pressure washing done “the right way” may not be on your skills list.

Keeping your sidewalks looking new can drastically improve the quality of your property’s appearance. It also keeps your property looking nice, which is particularly important if you have tenants over or hope to sell. When you hire our professionals to do professional work on your property, here is what you should expect from the C&C Paint and Pressure Wash team or any other firm.

Step 1: We Start with a Consultation

Before our professional sidewalk pressure wash team arrives at your property, they want to know what to expect. We need to clearly understand how big a job they’re committing to so that we can plan their schedule accordingly. A preliminary meeting helps them honor the timeline and price they quote you. We may do this with a phone call, a Zoom chat, and a virtual visit using Google Maps to look at your property.

Step 2: A Planning Visit

There’s a difference between discussing a job and seeing what your property needs up close. We start each job with a visit to the property in question. One reason is to see what safety precautions the cleaning team needs to take. We look at the work area’s construction materials for defects, adjacent plants, and nearby structures, plus we confirm the number of people needed for the job.

We’ll identify any items beyond the scope of our standard work that you may want to correct yourself or have us or another vendor correct before, during, or after our work project. This visit gives the team a clear idea of the tools needed to do the job properly and meet our and the client’s expectations.

Step 3: Work Day Arrival

Before beginning their workday, our team will ensure that the property owner has moved or removed anything that might get in the way of our work or cause damage. We will then cover or otherwise protect any plants or non-movable items in the exposed work area.

Step 4: Repair or Replace Pre-authorized Items

We will repair or replace any items identified and authorized by the property owner during the planning visit or at another time.

Step 5: Perform All Cleaning Processes

Now, we will clean the work area with our professional equipment, ensuring no dirt or organic material is left when we’re done.

Step 6: Inspect and Reclean as Needed

Now that we’ve finished our first cleaning, we will closely inspect our work and re-clean any areas that require additional cleaning.

Step 7: Final Inspection

Once the area is fully cleaned, our technicians conduct a final check on the structure. The team inspects each area to look for still-dirty areas they missed.