Frankfort gets the whole list: house washing, roof cleaning, deck cleaning and staining, concrete, gutters, and commercial work, at the same prices as Lexington. The cards above cover what each service includes and what it starts at.
Frankfort is the far west end of our route, twenty five miles out I-64 or the long way through Versailles on US 60, and we have been washing houses in Franklin County since 2017. It is hillier and damper than the counties closer to home. The river valley holds the moisture, the hillsides hold the shade, and the shaded side of a Frankfort house does not stay clean for long.
The house below is on Brookhaven Drive, and this is the picture from the morning we got there, not the one from after. That green is algae, and it is what white vinyl looks like after a few years with trees on that side. It is not damage. The soft wash mix kills it, the rinse takes it off, and the siding underneath is fine.
Owenton Road is the roof road. Seven jobs at two houses out there and five of them were roof cleanings. A roof cleaning is the same low pressure as a house wash, with a different mix and a longer wait. The black streaks are algae too, and they come off without a pressure wand ever touching a shingle.
Huntington Woods Road is where the house and driveway combination shows up most. Seven jobs at two houses, every one a house wash, and six of them had the concrete done on the same visit. White Cliff has had four house washes at one address, and Goebel Drive mixes house, driveway and deck at one more.
Decks come up on King Eider Court and Evergreen Road, where two houses have had their decks cleaned and stained and a fence washed along the way. Wood in a river valley needs stain more often than wood on a dry hill. If yours is going gray, it is time.
Thistleton Heights and Jett are the neighborhoods that come up by name, and the streets with a job or two run from Bellemeade Drive and Canyon Oaks Drive to Linden Avenue, Paul Sawyier Drive and Pinnacle Court. If your street is not on the list, we have been close.
The usual Frankfort call is a north wall gone green, a roof with black streaks, or a driveway that has not been white in years. None of it is damage yet. It is growth and dirt, and it comes off with the right mix and low pressure. We soak the plants before we start, rinse them after, and send the photos when we are done.
Typical ranges are on our Central Kentucky pricing page. Frankfort is priced the same as everywhere else we go, the drive is on us, and every job gets its own quote before we start.
