Services
Every job has a method. None of them share a coupon price.
Pick the work, then open it in your town. The library behind this list is one page per service per town.
Soft washing
Houses, roofs, and any surface that should not be blasted.
House soft washing
A low-pressure wash for siding, brick, and painted surfaces that a pressure washer would scar.
Roof soft washing
Black streaks and algae lifted off architectural shingles without a pressure washer on the roof.
Vinyl siding cleaning
Chalk, mildew, and pollen taken off vinyl without forcing water behind the panels.
Brick and masonry cleaning
Mildew, clay splash, and atmospheric dirt lifted off brick without eating the mortar.
Stucco soft wash
Mildew on stucco and EIFS removed without cutting the finish.
Painted wood wash
Porch ceilings, lap siding, and trim cleaned without peeling the paint that is still sound.
Gutter brightening
Tiger stripes and oxidation on the outside of gutters, cleaned so the eave line looks even again.
Screen porch cleaning
Screens, porch floors, and ceiling boards cleaned so the room is usable again.
Metal roof cleaning
Standing seam and screw-down metal, cleaned without stripping the finish.
Cedar and shake wash
Wood roofs and cedar sidewalls cleaned gently. These surfaces do not get a rental-store washer.
Historic home wash
Older LaGrange, Columbus, and Warm Springs houses, washed like the materials are original — because they often are.
Column and portico cleaning
The porch that makes the house — columns, ceiling, and the brick under it — cleaned as one composition.
Concrete and hardscape
Drives, walks, pool decks, clay, rust, and oil.
Driveway cleaning
Concrete and paver drives brought back without leaving wand marks down the apron.
Sidewalk and walkway cleaning
Front walks, side paths, and the strip the HOA actually looks at.
Patio and porch cleaning
Covered porches and open patios cleaned for use, not just for a before-and-after photo.
Pool deck cleaning
Deck cleaning that does not turn the pool green the next morning.
Garage floor cleaning
Garage slabs degreased and rinsed so the floor can take a coating — or just look finished.
Oil and grease treatment
Set-in oil and grease treated before anyone pretends a rinse will lift it.
Red clay removal
The orange film West Georgia leaves on concrete, brick, and the bottom of every fence.
Rust stain removal
Irrigation rust, fertilizer burn, and furniture stains lifted off concrete and stone.
Concrete sealing
A sealer on clean concrete so clay and water stop soaking straight into the slab.
Paver and motor-court cleaning
The motor court and clay-stained pavers at the front of a larger house, cleaned without blowing out the joints.
Decks, fences, and docks
Wood, outdoor rooms, and the lake structures that show neglect first.
Deck washing
Wood and composite decks cleaned without raising the grain into a fuzz.
Deck stain and seal
A wash, a dry day, and a stain so the deck makes it through another Georgia summer.
Fence washing
Wood, vinyl, and aluminum fences cleaned without cutting the boards or blowing out the neighbors’ beds.
Fence board repair
Loose boards, a dragging gate, and the few pickets that make a good fence look abandoned.
Dock and boathouse cleaning
Docks, lifts, and boathouses on West Point Lake cleaned without dumping the wrong chemistry in the water.
Outdoor kitchen cleaning
Grease, pollen, and weather film taken off the outdoor kitchen before guests use it.
Boat and PWC wash
Boats and personal watercraft at the lake house, washed without forcing water into the bilge electronics.
Lifts and high work
Alton rents the lift and washes what other crews leave because it is off the ground.
Aerial lift soft wash
A rented boom or scissor lift, with Alton on it, for elevations a ladder should not pretend to reach.
Apartment and mid-rise wash
Breezeways, elevations, and the entries residents actually judge, done before the board asks again.
Hotel and inn elevation wash
The arrival side of a hotel or inn, including the floors guests see from the porte-cochère.
Warehouse and industrial wash
Metal buildings, docks, and high eaves cleaned so the plant looks run, not abandoned.
High gutter cleaning
Second- and third-story gutters emptied from a lift, then flushed, so winter rain stops staining the brick.
Balcony and rail cleaning
Upper porches, rails, and balcony decks that mildew where furniture has sat all year.
Commercial
Storefronts, campuses, pads, and fleets that have to look open for business.
Storefront washing
The first twenty feet: glass, entry, awning, and the sidewalk a customer actually stands on.
Parking area cleaning
Parking pads, small lots, and the drive-up lane, cleaned of gum, oil, and the clay line.
Dumpster pad cleaning
The pad behind the building, degreased and washed so it stops smelling like the brand.
Restaurant patio degreasing
Grease film on patios, rear doors, and the walk staff use for the grease trap.
Fleet and equipment washing
Trucks, trailers, and equipment washed so the company does not show up looking like the jobsite.
Church and campus cleaning
Sanctuaries, fellowship halls, and school walks cleaned before the weekend crowd.
HOA amenity cleaning
Pool houses, mail kiosks, and neighborhood entries that the board gets emails about.
Entry monument cleaning
HOA monuments, school signs, and the brick entry that represents the whole place.
Graffiti removal
Paint and marker taken off brick, block, and metal before it invites the next one.
Wedding and event venue wash
The ceremony lawn’s hardscape, the porch, and the arrival drive, finished before the florist arrives.
Awning and canopy cleaning
Fabric awnings and metal canopies, including gas-station and entry canopies that need a lift.
Heavy equipment and trailer wash
Excavators, trailers, and yard equipment washed so the company shows up looking hired.
Glass
Windows and solar, cleaned so the house photographs the way it should.
Winter and seasonal
The work that still pays when pressure washing slows down.
Gutter cleaning and flush
Leaves and grit pulled out, then a flush so winter rain leaves the house instead of the fascia.
Leaf and bed cleanup
Beds, corners, and the roof valleys of leaves that make a kept house look closed for the season.
Holiday lighting installation
Warm-white lights on the eaves and columns — restrained, even, and taken seriously.
Holiday light removal
Lights down, clipped clean, and labeled if you want them next year.
Winter property check
A walk of a house you are not living in — lake place, listing, or a primary home while you are away.
Weatherstripping and draft stops
Door sweeps, worn weatherstrip, and the daylight you can see under the threshold.
House calls
The short list, done by the same owner who washed the house. Half day or full day, told to you before he comes.
Handyman house call
A half day or a full day for the list on the fridge. One arrival, one standard.
Furniture assembly
Beds, tables, and the flat boxes that have been in the guest room since the delivery.
TV, mirror, and art hanging
A gallery wall or a television, hung level, into studs, at a height that looks intended.
Drywall patch and touch-up
Doorknob holes, old bracket scars, and the small patches that keep a room from looking rented.
Door adjustment and hardware
Doors that stick, latches that do not catch, and hardware that looks tired on an otherwise serious entry.
Ceiling fan and light swaps
Like-for-like fans and fixtures on existing boxes. No new circuits.
Pre-guest punch list
The short list before family, a wedding weekend, or a houseful at the lake.
Mailbox and post repair
A leaning post, a door that will not shut, or a mailbox that was clipped and never quite fixed.
Property packages
One arrival for the outside of the house, and the short list inside.
Full exterior detail
House, flatwork, and the obvious extras — one project, one standard, for a property that should look kept on every side.
Pre-listing curb appeal
The outside of a house made ready for photographs and the first showing.
Move-in punch list
The builder leftovers and the box pile, handled in the first week instead of the first year.
Post-construction exterior wash
The builder dust, clay, and stickers taken off a new house before the owner moves the furniture in.
Owner walkthrough with Alton
Alton on the property, in person, to set the scope before a large house or a commercial site is booked.