Overnight Commercial Pressure Washing in Fullerton, CA

Downtown Fullerton earns its living after dark. The blocks around Harbor Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue fill with restaurant and bar crowds most nights, and the sidewalks, alleys and parking structures show it by morning. Add a university on the east side, a rail corridor lined with industrial buildings on the south, and shopping centers along Orangethorpe, and there is a lot of concrete taking a beating. Pressurize Washing Systems is close to all of it: our Chino yard is about 25 minutes away over the 57. A customer here put it simply in a review, saying we came out and detailed the outside of their car wash. We do the same careful work on storefronts, docks and fuel islands, mostly overnight, with wash water recovery.

Work we have done here. A customer wrote in a review: "They came out and detailed the outside of our car wash in Fullerton."

Commercial properties we clean in Fullerton

Restaurants and bars, city and private parking structures, student housing and hotels near campus, grocery centers, car washes, medical offices around the hospital, and an older industrial belt along the tracks. Downtown properties need sidewalks, alleys and dumpster pads degreased on a regular schedule. Retail centers need lots and walkways surface cleaned. Industrial owners need docks and yards washed, and sometimes sandblasting on old paint or rust. Car washes and fuel stations need the detail work that makes equipment look maintained.

What Fullerton does to concrete and buildings

Fullerton sits where the flat basin meets the Coyote Hills, far enough inland to get real summer heat and close enough to the coast to get damp, gray mornings. Heat sets oil into parking stalls. Morning moisture holds soot from the 91, the 57 and the freight trains that run through the middle of town. Older streets are lined with mature trees, ficus and jacaranda among them, that drop fruit, flowers and sap on sidewalks and stain them dark. Downtown, the wear is human: gum, grease from kitchen doors, and whatever a Saturday night leaves behind.

Where the wash water goes

Storm drains in Fullerton flow to Fullerton Creek and Brea Creek, then on to Coyote Creek and the San Gabriel River. We recover wash water on site so restaurant grease and parking lot oil stay out of those channels.