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School campus walkway and entrance being cleaned by a commercial crew

Property type

School Pressure Washing & Campus Exterior Cleaning

Campus walkways, entrances, bus loops, athletic areas and building exteriors.

  • Commercial only
  • Licensed and insured
  • Serving DeKalb County

Overview

Exterior cleaning for schools & education

School campuses combine heavy pedestrian traffic, concentrated drop-off and pickup activity, food service areas and athletic facilities — then pause that activity on a fixed calendar. That calendar is what makes school work different from every other commercial property.

MW Pressure Washing has provided pressure washing and power cleaning for schools in DeKalb County and the surrounding area, working around breaks, summer sessions and weekends.

Who we work with

  • School administrators
  • Facility and maintenance directors
  • School districts
  • Private and charter schools
  • College and university facilities teams

Surfaces

What we clean on this property type

A full-property scope normally touches most of these. Partial scopes are quoted the same way.

  • Entrance walkways and main approaches
  • Campus sidewalks and connector paths
  • Courtyards and outdoor commons
  • Building exteriors and canopies
  • Bus loops and drop-off lanes
  • Cafeteria and kitchen service areas
  • Dumpster pads and service corridors
  • Bleachers and stadium concrete
  • Athletic facility walkways
  • Covered play and pavilion areas
  • Gymnasium entries
  • Concession and restroom exteriors

How we approach it

Sequencing, access and method

Scheduled around the academic calendar

Summer is the primary window for full-campus work. Fall, winter and spring breaks handle interim cleaning, and weekends cover targeted areas during the term. We build the schedule around your calendar rather than asking the campus to work around ours.

Student and staff safety

When work happens while a campus is occupied, areas are isolated, signed and returned to service before students move through them. Equipment and hose runs are kept out of pedestrian paths, and crews are briefed on campus access expectations.

Gum, food service and high-traffic concrete

Entrances, cafeteria approaches and courtyard commons accumulate gum and food residue faster than the rest of the campus. Hot water and steam remove gum without gouging the concrete, and cafeteria service areas get degreasing treatment.

Athletic and stadium areas

Bleachers, concourse concrete, concession areas and stadium approaches are cleaned ahead of season starts, homecoming and graduation. These areas hold organic growth in shaded structure and spilled food residue under seating.

School campus walkway and entrance being cleaned by a commercial crew

Working with us

From first call to recurring maintenance

  1. 01

    Call and describe the property

    Reach us at (404) 313-8900. We ask about property type, approximate square footage, surfaces, access and how the site operates during the day.

  2. 02

    On-site assessment

    We walk the property to identify surface types, substrate condition, soiling, water sources, drainage and staging. This is what makes a commercial quote accurate.

  3. 03

    Written scope and schedule

    You get a scope that lists exactly which areas are included, the method used on each, the sequence across buildings or levels, and the working window.

  4. 04

    Work performed around operations

    Crews work nights, early mornings, weekends or phased by building so parking, entrances, trash service and tenant access stay available.

  5. 05

    Walkthrough and maintenance cycle

    We walk the finished work with you and recommend a realistic recurring cycle for the areas that need it, rather than selling the same frequency to every property.

Questions

About schools & education cleaning

When is the best time to pressure wash a school?

Summer break for full-campus work, with fall, winter and spring breaks used for interim cleaning and weekends for targeted areas during the term.

Can work be done while school is in session?

Yes, in isolated sections outside student movement times, or on weekends. Full-campus work is normally scheduled during breaks.

Do you clean stadium and athletic areas?

Yes. Bleachers, concourse concrete, concession exteriors, restroom exteriors and stadium approaches are commonly cleaned before season openings and major events.

Are you able to work with district procurement requirements?

Yes. MW Pressure Washing is an MBE-certified, licensed and insured contractor and can provide the documentation districts typically require from vendors.

Get a quote for your schools property

Call (404) 313-8900 and describe the property. We will schedule a site assessment and put the scope in writing before any work is booked.

Prefer email? Reach us at info@mwpressurewashing.com.