Commercial Pressure Washing

The cleaning part of commercial exterior work is not the hard part. Anyone with the right equipment can get a sidewalk clean. What property and facility managers actually get burned on is everything around it: the crew that does not show, the one that runs a hose across a walkway at eleven in the morning, the one that cannot produce a certificate of insurance when your carrier asks, and the one that sends a different set of people every visit so nothing gets done the same way twice.

We work commercial around those constraints first. Certificate of insurance goes out before the first visit, with your entity named as additional insured if your lease or management agreement requires it. W-9 and vendor onboarding paperwork we handle without being chased. Scheduling is pre-open, post-close, or overnight depending on the property, and for anything phased we give you the sequence in writing so tenants can be told in advance.

Wet surfaces during business hours are the liability nobody thinks about until it happens. A freshly washed sidewalk or entry tile is slick, and a slip in front of your storefront is a bigger problem than the dirt ever was. That is the real reason we work off-hours on retail and food service, not scheduling convenience.

Recurring work is where commercial cleaning actually pays off. A property on an annual or twice-yearly rotation never gets to the state where a deep clean is needed, which costs less over three years than reacting to it. It also means the same two people know your building, where the spigots are, which drains need blocking, and which tenant opens early. On recurring contracts you get before and after documentation each visit, which is what you need if you answer to an owner or an HOA board.

We are based in Pomfret, Connecticut, and cover Northeast Connecticut, Worcester County in Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Applewood is owner-run, so the person quoting your property is one of the two people who will be on it.

Every commercial property has a different exterior footprint, so the work is broken out by surface:

• Commercial Building Washing, soft wash exterior cleaning for office buildings, retail strips, and mixed-use properties.
• Commercial Window Cleaning, storefronts, restaurants, and office building glass.
• Commercial Gutter Cleaning, multi-story gutter cleaning, flow-tested.
• Commercial Concrete & Parking Lot Cleaning, parking lots, sidewalks, fire lanes, dumpster pads.
• Parking Garage Cleaning, multi-level structures, salt and rubber removal, captured wash water.