Commercial Pressure Washing
Whether you need a quick, low cost solution to clean up your facility or you need heavy stripping or degreasing, Indiana Painting has the solutions you need. Our crews are equipped with the right equipment and accessories for your pressure washing needs.
Don’t have water onsite, no problem! We can bring it with us for a small additional fee. Talk to our project consultant today to see if we can help you get your property spruced up for summer or that next big event!
Have peeling paint? We can strip it with our high pressure water jet system. Call us today to learn more about our commercial pressure washing services.
We offer off hours services to busy industries like fast food. We can come in early, apply degreaser, and wash off your drive thru and parking lot during your off hours so your customers won’t be inconvenienced. You can book us for regular cleaning cycles with our maintenance program – just ask us about it!
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Can you remove stains from EIFS or Limestone?
In most cases, we can remove staining from EIFS or limestone. We can use mild detergents like boric acid and Simple Green to effectively clean your delicate surfaces. Our crew knows how to be gentle enough to not damage these surfaces and still ge the job done.
Will pressure washing damage my paint?
If your paint is in good shape, pressure washing will not damage your paint. If your paint has started to degrade, there is a chance pressure washing can make any failing paint fail even more quickly. On the bright side, it is always best to know the truth about the condition of your property sooner than later – before you don’t have a choice on how to fix the problems!
Will pressure washing damage my concrete or asphalt?
In most cases, we clean concrete and asphalt with a rotary pressure tool or a water broom. These are relatively low pressure and will not damage your concrete. If our pressure washing damages your concrete, it was most likely starting to degrade beneath the surface some time ago. Concrete must be maintained by cleaning and sealing every four to five years! If you have failed to keep this schedule, you most likely already have some minor spalling happining – it is just a matter of time before it is exposed.
What type of sealer do you use for concrete sidewalks and parking lots?
We highly recommend a natural look sealer that is siloxane based like PPG Aqua-Pel. This product is not topical, but fills the pours in your concrete to keep water from being absorded and freezing in your horizontal surfaces.
