Give your brick, block, and masonry surfaces a cleaner appearance. Pro Wash provides commercial masonry cleaning for buildings, entrances, and exterior site features across Washington DC and Maryland.
A stained entrance wall or dirty brick facade can stand out after the surrounding property has been cleaned. Masonry needs its own review because the surface, joints, previous treatments and staining affect the approach.
We help general contractors, property managers and facility teams define the areas needing attention. For tenant turnover, exterior improvements or accumulated dirt, start with photos and the project address.
Our masonry cleaning scope can cover:
We review the masonry type and visible condition before selecting the approach. A test area helps establish a suitable method and realistic result. Pressure, products and rinsing are chosen for the material being treated.
Open joints, loose masonry, damaged finishes and previous repairs should be identified before washing. Adjacent glass, metal, landscaping and building openings also factor into the protection plan. Historic or unusually delicate masonry needs a project-specific review before work is priced.
General dirt, rust marks, mortar residue, and white mineral deposits need to be assessed separately. Send close-up photos of any staining as well as wider photos of the wall or feature so the proposal addresses the conditions on your property.
For construction bids, include the masonry specifications, required sample area and cleaning stage in your schedule. At occupied properties, identify public access, nearby parking and preferred work hours. Those details help turn a broad request into a clear proposal.
No. The material, condition and test area guide the method. Delicate surfaces and vulnerable joints require particular attention when setting the cleaning approach.
The result depends on the material and the stain. Photos, site review and a test area help establish what the proposed treatment can reasonably achieve.
This page covers cleaning. Repointing, brick replacement and structural repairs are separate scopes that should be addressed before washing when the condition requires it.
Call (301) 307-1414 or send the property address, masonry photos, approximate area and target date. Request a proposal for your cleaning scope.