Beau Rivage · Wilmington, NC

The right pressure for every surface

Primarily concrete. High pressure where it helps, and care where it doesn't.

    Dirty to clean

    Same entry, same visit.

    The front entry before washing, brick darkened with dirt and algae. The same entry after washing, the concrete brought back bright against the lawn and the flower bed.

    Pressure washing

    Done wrong, washing etches concrete, gouges wood, and drives water behind siding.

    Matching the pressure, nozzle, and detergent to the surface is the whole trade.

    Primarily concrete: driveways, sidewalks, and patios.

    Patios cleaned, brightened, and left looking sharp.

    The pressure washer in the shop: a Westinghouse WPX4400, 4400 PSI at 4.2 GPM.

    The machine

    A Westinghouse WPX4400. 4400 PSI at 4.2 GPM, and the judgement about when not to use all of it.

    Got a project? Let's make it look great.

    Call or text and I'll come take a look.