Commercial
Wedding and event venue wash
The ceremony lawn’s hardscape, the porch, and the arrival drive, finished before the florist arrives.
Venues around Callaway, Senoia, and the lake get photographed in every direction. A mildewed porch is in the album.
We book backward from the event date. Porch, walks, drive, and the building face. Nothing is still wet when chairs go down. Alton confirms the finish line in writing.
Included
- Arrival drive and walks
- Porch or pavilion
- Building face guests see
- A date locked to the event, not ‘sometime that week’
How it is quoted
Quoted from the venue and the date. Peak weekends book early.
Tent install, florals, and rentals are not us.
In your town
Questions
How do you quote wedding and event venue wash?
Quoted from the venue and the date. Peak weekends book early.
What should we do before you arrive?
Send photos in daylight, move cars off the work area, and tell us about pets, a pool, or plantings you are particular about. If this is a house call, send the list ahead so we can say half day or full day before we block the calendar.
What will you not take on?
Tent install, florals, and rentals are not us.
Often booked with it
Storefront washing
The first twenty feet: glass, entry, awning, and the sidewalk a customer actually stands on.
Parking area cleaning
Parking pads, small lots, and the drive-up lane, cleaned of gum, oil, and the clay line.
Dumpster pad cleaning
The pad behind the building, degreased and washed so it stops smelling like the brand.
Restaurant patio degreasing
Grease film on patios, rear doors, and the walk staff use for the grease trap.