Winchester is the county seat of Clark County and sits at the eastern edge of the Bluegrass region, where Central Kentucky farmland meets the foothills of Appalachia. The city is the birthplace of Ale-8-One soda, home of historic Strode Station, and a regular through-point on the drive out to the Red River Gorge. Clark County has some of the most iron-rich red-clay soil in Central Kentucky - which is why driveways and sidewalks here develop the stubborn orange staining that cold-water pressure washing won't touch. We work in Clark County regularly.
The red clay in Clark County is some of the most iron-rich in the region. The soil along Boonesboro Road, Irvine Road, and the rural properties south of town deposits iron oxide on every hard surface it touches. After a heavy rain, driveways that were clean the day before have orange streaks running from the yard onto the concrete. Our process uses oxalic acid treatments combined with hot water to dissolve the iron bond and flush it from the concrete.
The residential neighborhoods in Winchester around Colonnade, Indian Fields, and the areas near the bypass have the standard mold and algae issues that come with Central Kentucky humidity. We soft wash siding and roofs and pressure wash concrete throughout the city.
We also serve the commercial properties along Bypass Road and in downtown Winchester. Storefronts, restaurants, and offices all benefit from regular exterior cleaning. Call 859-312-0704 for a free estimate on any Winchester or Clark County property.
