House washing, roof cleaning, decks, concrete, gutters and commercial washing, all at Lexington prices with no trip charge. The service cards above say what each includes and what it starts at.
Paris is eighteen miles up Paris Pike from our shop, the prettiest drive we make, and we have been washing houses in Bourbon County since 2017. It is the smallest town we cover and the work is almost all houses. Seven out of ten Paris jobs are a house wash, and most of the rest are the driveway or walk that gets done while we are there.
Elm Fork Drive is the street. Thirteen jobs at four houses, ten of them house washes and four with the concrete done too. Four neighbors on one street who all call the same company is as good a reference as we have in Paris.
The split level below is on Hume Bedford Road, washed this September. White vinyl over a brick base, and the carport floor, the walk and the patio out back were done on the same visit. That is the typical Paris job: the house first, then whatever concrete is around it.
The rest of Bourbon County comes to us by the road name. Hutchison Road, Ruddles Mill Road and Clintonville Road have each had three jobs at one address, and Bourbon Acres Road two. Houses on acreage with the trees close in, which means shade, which means growth on the side that never dries out.
Roofs come up here too. A roof cleaning is a soft wash, the same low pressure as the siding, and it takes the black streaks off without a pressure wand ever touching a shingle.
Most Paris calls are the same thing. Green on the north wall, black under the gutters, a walk that has gone dark. It is growth and dirt, not damage, and it comes off with the right mix and low pressure. We wet the plants first, rinse them after, and send you the photos when we are done.
Typical ranges are on our Central Kentucky pricing page. Bourbon County is priced the same as Lexington, and every job gets its own quote before we start.
