Pressure Washing in Cherry Hills Village, CO

Pressure Washing in Cherry Hills Village is a different job than in a typical subdivision. The city covers about 4,017 acres with only about 2,200 households, so properties can be large, and may include long driveways, stone terraces, outbuildings and pool decks. Census data put the median home value above $2 million, and nearly every household owns its home. Surfaces may include natural stone, premium stucco or custom woodwork that must be treated gently.

We approach each property with a walk-through and a free estimate, then a written quote listing every surface and the cleaning approach for each. Delicate materials are cleaned with a gentle soft wash. Plants and ornamental beds are protected, windows and doors are covered, and we work in sections so nothing is left half done overnight. On larger estates we also confirm gate access, pets, irrigation timers and any staff schedules before the day of the job.

Surfaces a larger property may include

• Natural stone and stucco facades that need low-pressure soft washing
• Long concrete or exposed-aggregate driveways and motor courts
• Flagstone and paver patios, terraces and pool surrounds
• Cedar and other wood decks, pergolas and fencing
• Roof soft washing for streaking
• Gutter cleaning on tall or complex rooflines

A long view of maintenance

According to the Census, about 95.4% of residents lived in the same house a year earlier, which points to owners who keep a home for the long haul. For a long-term owner, routine cleaning protects finishes and catches problems early: a loose stone, failing caulk or a soft deck board is easier to see on a clean surface than under a layer of grime.

The city's stormwater rule, in plain terms

Cherry Hills Village states that it is illegal to release anything other than pollutant-free stormwater into its stormwater system, which it defines to include streets, curbs and gutters, storm drains and ditches. The city lists exemptions such as lawn irrigation and noncommercial vehicle washing; commercial cleaning runoff is not on that list. We plan rinse water so it soaks into lawn or gravel areas or is collected, and we suggest confirming details with the city for unusual sites.

Ditches, ponds and water features

The city includes about 48 acres of water. Properties near ditches, ponds or water features need extra care so cleaning solutions do not drift or drain toward them. We look for those features during the estimate and adjust the method, products and rinse plan around them. Mature trees are another consideration: shade and leaf drop can leave tannin stains on stone and concrete, which call for a different cleaner than ordinary dirt. Pool surrounds are another special case, since cleaning products should be kept out of the water and rinsed thoroughly from the coping.

Scheduling around the household

Estate work can take longer than a standard house wash, so we set expectations up front about how many hours or days a project needs. We can phase the work, for example driveway and motor court one day and the house the next, to keep the property usable. If you are hosting an event, tell us the date and we will plan the cleaning so surfaces are fully dry and walkable well ahead of it.