A commercial exterior cleaning contractor built for DeKalb County properties

MW Pressure Washing was built around commercial properties, not scaled up from residential work. That distinction shows up in the equipment we run, the size of the crews we field, the insurance we carry and the way we schedule.

Commercial properties have surface areas measured in tens of thousands of square feet, restricted access, live tenants and operating hours that cannot be interrupted. Those constraints drive every decision on a project, and they are difficult to accommodate for a contractor whose baseline is a driveway.

We are a minority-owned and operated business with MBE certification and membership in the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council. For property management companies, institutions, school systems and public agencies with supplier diversity requirements, our certification counts toward those goals while the work stands on its own merits.

We are also registered with the Better Business Bureau and the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.

We are based in Atlanta and work across DeKalb County every week — Decatur, Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Tucker, Chamblee, Doraville, Clarkston, Stone Mountain, Stonecrest, Lithonia, Avondale Estates, Pine Lake and the unincorporated communities between them.

Knowing the area matters more than it sounds. We know which corridors have older masonry that cannot take pressure, which districts have parking structures that only clear overnight, and which properties sit under enough tree cover to grow algae back faster than average.

We quote commercial work after seeing the property. A phone conversation tells us the property type, approximate size and the operating constraints; a site assessment tells us the substrate condition, the soiling, the water access, the drainage and the staging plan.

That is why we take quote requests by phone rather than through a form. A two-minute conversation produces a more accurate starting point than any set of form fields, and it lets us tell you honestly whether the scope you are describing is worth doing all at once or better staged.

Crews work in uniform, set out wet-surface signage and cones, protect landscaping and fixtures, manage hose runs so walkways stay passable, and clean up the staging area before leaving.

On occupied properties this matters as much as the cleaning result. Residents, students, patients and shoppers are moving through the site while we work, and the project should not create a hazard or a complaint.