The same services we offer in Lexington come to Lawrenceburg at the same prices: house washing, roof cleaning, decks cleaned and stained, driveways and walks, gutters, and commercial work. The cards above spell each one out.
Lawrenceburg is a half hour west of us, out US 60 through Versailles and on down 62, and we have been washing houses in Anderson County since 2017. It is the most house wash heavy town we cover. Better than eight out of ten Lawrenceburg jobs are the house itself, with the driveway or a deck tacked on now and then.
Riley Lane is the street. Twelve jobs at three houses, every one of them a house wash, and between them they have called us back nine times. Three neighbors on one lane who keep calling the same company is the best reference we have in Anderson County.
The cedar sided house below is on Pumphouse Road, and that roof is a roof cleaning from this August. Cedar siding under a shingle roof is a combination that wants a soft wash and nothing else. The mix kills the algae on the shingles, the rinse clears it, and the cedar never sees a pressure wand.
The deck on the back, the porch rails and the boxwoods out front all got wet down before we started and rinsed when we finished. That is the part of a roof cleaning nobody sees, and it is the part that keeps the landscaping green.
Pawnee Drive, Denney Drive and Briar Creek Road are the house and driveway streets. Pawnee has had three houses done and three driveways with them. Denney Drive, four house washes at two addresses, two with the concrete. Briar Creek Road is the one Lawrenceburg address that has had the full set: the house, the driveway, and a deck that got cleaned and then stained.
Out on the county roads it is Baxter Road, Harry Wise Road, Nevins Station Road and Wildcat Road, houses on acreage. Baxter Road and Harry Wise Road have each had three house washes at one address. Thorntree Lane, Indian Trail and Valhalla Drive fill in the subdivisions.
Most of what we do here never gets a photo. Green on the shaded wall, black streaks under the gutters, a driveway that has gone gray. It is growth and dirt, not damage, and it comes off with the right mix and low pressure. The plants get soaked first and rinsed after, and you get the pictures when we are done.
Typical ranges are on our Central Kentucky pricing page. Anderson County is priced the same as Lexington, the drive is on us, and every job gets its own quote before we start.
