Pressure washing in Dunwoody, GA

Aprons that have sat dirty since the eighties

A lot of Dunwoody pads were poured when the neighborhood was new and have never had more than a hose. The black line where the car parks, the clay at the curb, and the green tint in a shaded joint all come up together. Pool decks and the walk from the mailbox are included when we can see them. Steps get a wand finish after the surface cleaner does the field.

• Village and Georgetown aprons
• Winters Chapel walks
• Shaded joints with a green tint
• Mailbox paths

Perimeter traffic film stays on the concrete

Houses near Perimeter Center catch tire dust that East Cobb lots do not. That film bonds to the broom finish. We dwell on the worst patches before the cleaner passes. Siding, even the stained brick, is not blasted. If the north wall is green, that is a soft wash on the same ticket.

Dunwoody streets we already drive

Dunwoody Village, Georgetown, Winters Chapel, and the residential streets around Perimeter Center. ZIPs 30338, 30346, and 30360. This sits on the east loop with Sandy Springs and Brookhaven, so it is a normal week, not a special trip. Houses and low-rise entries only. No high-rise podiums.