Commercial Power Washing for Irvine, CA Business Parks and Retail Centers

Almost every commercial property in Irvine answers to a property manager, an association or a landlord with a written standard, and stained concrete gets noticed on the next walk-through. The city is built in planned pieces: office and R&D campuses around the Spectrum, towers and flex buildings in the business complex by the airport, and village retail centers spaced through the neighborhoods. Pressurize Washing Systems works for the people responsible for keeping those properties to standard. We drive in from Chino, about 45 minutes overnight, with hot water units, surface cleaners and a recovery system, and we clean while the parking structures are empty. If you want proof first, we will wash a test patch at no charge and let the result make the case.

Work we have done here. We completed a gutter and window cleaning job in Irvine, so the drive and the property standards here are familiar to us.

Commercial properties we clean in Irvine

Office campuses, parking structures, R&D and lab buildings, village retail centers, restaurant clusters, medical offices, apartment communities and association common areas. Structures need degreasing and gum removal with full recovery. Retail centers need walkways, dumpster pads and drive-thrus cleaned on a schedule that matches the manager's inspection cycle. Office buildings usually want entry plazas, commercial windows and building washing. Associations need pool decks, mail kiosks, monument signs and shared walkways cleaned without soaking the planters.

What Irvine does to concrete and buildings

Irvine is flat, planned and landscaped, and the landscaping is what marks up the concrete. A lot of the irrigation runs on recycled water, and overspray leaves white mineral lines on walls, monument signs and glass. Eucalyptus windrows shed bark and leaves that stain sidewalks brown after the first rain. The marine layer reaches this far most mornings, so shaded walkways and north-facing walls grow a green film. Fall winds push dust off the foothills and the open land to the east. Parking structures collect oil, tire marks and lobby grime out of the weather, where nothing rinses it.

Where the wash water goes

Storm drains in Irvine feed San Diego Creek, which runs through the middle of the city and empties into Upper Newport Bay. Our recovery system picks up the wash water before it can reach the creek or the bay.