Pressure Washing in Fortville, IN

Fortville is Hancock County and it is close to home for us, which is the reason it has been on our schedule since the beginning. We work house washing, roof cleaning, concrete & pavers and roof rejuvenation here.

Being close matters more than it sounds. A crew that is already in Hancock County can schedule a Fortville property around the weather rather than around the drive, and small jobs stay worth doing.

We also work McCordsville, Greenfield, Muncie and Anderson, nearby.

Why the driveway is where the difference shows

Concrete is the one exterior surface that genuinely wants high pressure, and it is also where a rented machine gives itself away. A wand cleans in stripes, because the fan is narrow and the overlaps show up the moment the slab dries.

A rotary surface cleaner puts two jets on a spinning bar under a shroud, so a Fortville drive comes out one even color from the garage to the street.

Insurance, and why it matters on a roof

We are fully insured, and on roof work that is not a formality. Someone on your shingles with a solution and a hose is either carrying coverage or they are carrying it on your homeowner policy.

Ask any company for a certificate before they start. If it takes more than a phone call for them to produce one, that is the answer.

Rentals, HOAs and property managers

Plenty of the work we do in Fortville is not for the person who lives there. Rental turns, association common areas, small commercial buildings and multi property portfolios all get quoted the same way, with one point of contact and one invoice.

If that is you, say so on the first message and we will price the whole list rather than one address. There is more on the commercial page.

What we will not take on

We do not do handyman work, landscaping, painting, roof replacement or major roof repair, construction, remodeling or interior cleaning. We are an exterior cleaning company and nothing else.

We also decline any job where high pressure would create an unreasonable risk of damaging the surface, rather than doing it and hoping. A refused job is cheaper for everyone than a repaired one.