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Commercial power washing in the DMV

Your sidewalk and storefront are the first thing a customer inspects — and your dumpster pad is the first thing a health inspector smells. NEXUS BUILD provides commercial power washing across DC, Maryland, and Virginia for restaurants, retail, and commercial properties, on one-time and scheduled service.

Commercial washing done right is mostly about what happens to the water. Grease-laden runoff can't legally go to a storm drain, so we capture and dispose of wash water per jurisdiction stormwater rules — protecting you from the fines that cut-rate washing invites.

Power washing services

  • Storefronts, facades, awnings, and entryways
  • Sidewalks, patios, and outdoor dining areas — gum and stain removal
  • Dumpster pads and enclosures with degreasing and deodorizing
  • Drive-thrus, loading docks, and parking areas
  • Parking garage cleaning
  • Graffiti removal
  • Scheduled programs — monthly, quarterly, or seasonal

Overnight scheduling, zero disruption

We wash when you're closed — overnight or early morning — so surfaces are clean and dry before your first customer. For multi-location operators, we run route schedules so every site stays on the same standard.

Frequently asked questions

How often should a restaurant power wash?

High-traffic entrances and patios: monthly to quarterly. Dumpster pads: monthly in warm months — it's the difference between a pad that passes inspection and one that draws pests. We'll build a schedule around your traffic and season.

What about the wastewater?

Greasy or contaminated wash water is captured and disposed of properly, not sent to the storm drain. DC, Maryland, and Virginia all enforce stormwater rules with real fines — compliance is part of the service.

Can you wash during closed hours?

That's our default. Overnight and pre-dawn service means no cones in front of your door at lunch.

Ready for a visibly cleaner property?

Tell us the surfaces and square footage — we'll quote a one-time wash or a standing schedule.