Every service we offer starts here: house washing, soft washing, roof cleaning, concrete and driveways, gutters, deck cleaning and staining, HOA and commercial work, graffiti and rust removal. The cards above say what each one includes and what it starts at.
Lexington is home. Our shop is here, our crew lives here, and about half of everything we do is inside Fayette County. We have been washing Lexington houses since 2009 and keeping a record of every job since 2017, and the neighborhoods on this page are the ones that show up in those records most.
The house above is on Old Lemons Mill Road, a house wash from this October. Big house, a lot of white, and the same soft wash we use on a ranch in Masterson Station. Low pressure, the right mix, a long dwell, and a rinse from the top down.
The southeast side is the biggest piece of Lexington for us. Hartland, Lansdowne, Willow Oak, Waterford, Gleneagles, Dogwood Trace and the Stonewall neighborhoods, and the streets off Tates Creek Road in between. Lancaster Court has sent us fourteen jobs from five houses. Tanbark Road, seven from five. One account on Breakwater Court has had us out seventy times since 2017. The roof below is on Ormond Circle, a soft wash done from the deck and a ladder, the mix doing the work and the shingles never seeing pressure.
Beaumont is the single neighborhood we have washed the most, with Copperfield, Palomar, Harrods Hill and Garden Springs behind it on the southwest side. Millpond Road and Chamblee Lane are the streets, and Chamblee is concrete country. Nine of its fourteen jobs were driveways, patios and walks.
Hamburg and Andover Hills are the other big ones, with Bryan Station to the north. Polo Club Boulevard, Haddrell Cove, Battery Street and the Andover Village streets all show up more than once. The house below is on Spyglass Lane, a house wash from this spring, and the pool deck is at a Polo Club home where the concrete around the pool had gone dark.
Masterson Station and Cumberland Hill cover the northwest, out Leestown Road and Georgetown Road. Gateway Park Lane has sent us eight jobs from three houses, and Masters View Road is where the concrete picture below was taken, halfway across with the surface cleaner. The dark half is what the whole thing looked like when we pulled up.
The older part of town is different work. Ashland Park, Chevy Chase and Southern Heights are brick and painted wood, and they want a longer dwell and a gentler rinse than a vinyl two story in Hamburg. Catalpa Road, Clair Road, Hume Road and Garden Grove Walk are addresses we have been back to again and again, and the deck below is on Shriners Lane, cleaned and stained this spring.
Lexington is also where most of our commercial work is. Buildings on Simpson Avenue and McConnell Trace, an account on Springhill Drive that has had us out twenty three times, canopies on New Circle Road, and the rust removal below on Reynolds Road, where rust had stained the concrete along a stone storefront. That one took a rust remover and patience, not pressure.
Most of it never gets a photo. A north wall gone green, soffits streaked black, a driveway that has not been white in years. It is growth and dirt, not damage, and it comes off with the right mix and low pressure. We wet the plants before we start, rinse them after, and send you the pictures when we are done.
Typical ranges are on our Central Kentucky pricing page. Every job gets its own quote, and that quote is the price. If the house turns out bigger or dirtier than the photos showed, we call before we start.
