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Exterior Care & Floor Care in Colorado
Pressure washing, parking lot sweeping, and windows inside and out, plus strip-and-wax and hard floor refinishing. Booked on their own or added to any ECM service.
The work that makes a building look maintained
Nightly janitorial keeps a building clean. This is the work that keeps it from looking tired: the entry concrete carrying three winters of ice melt, the lot still full of traction gravel in April, the glass nobody has touched since spring, the hallway that has lost its shine.
These services run on their own schedule. Some clients book them quarterly or annually alongside a janitorial contract; others call us once for a property about to go on the market or an inspection that is coming up. Either is fine.
Exterior care
Commercial pressure washing
Concrete, masonry, and hard exterior surfaces. The first thing a prospective tenant sees and usually the last thing anyone budgets for.
What we wash
- Sidewalks, entries, and plaza concrete
- Loading docks and service areas
- Parking garage stalls and drive aisles
- Breezeways, stairwells, and walkways
- Dumpster enclosures and trash corrals
- Building exteriors and awnings within reach
What we take off
- Ice melt residue and winter salt staining
- Gum, grease, and oil spotting
- Organic growth, algae, and mildew
- Construction dust, mud, and overspray
- Graffiti removal on suitable surfaces
Exterior care
Parking lot & street sweeping
Mechanical sweeping for commercial properties, construction sites, and HOA communities across the Front Range. Scheduled seasonally or as a one-time cleanup.
Where we sweep
- Parking lots and drive aisles
- Parking structures and garage decks
- Private roadways and HOA communities
- Loading and service areas
- Construction sites and haul routes
- Retail centers and commercial campuses
Why properties schedule it
Sweeping is the cheapest curb-appeal work there is, and in Colorado it is a maintenance issue too. Sand and gravel left after winter grinds into asphalt and shortens the life of a lot.
- Spring cleanup of winter sand and traction gravel
- Fall leaf load before it blocks drains
- Construction debris and tracked-out mud
- Retail centers, HOAs, and multifamily properties
Exterior care
Window cleaning, inside and out
Interior and exterior glass including frames, tracks, and sills. The parts most window vendors skip.
What we clean
- Storefront and entry glass
- Interior partitions and conference glass
- Post-construction glass, including sticker and film removal
- Screen cleaning and reinstallation
- Frame, track, and sill detail
Scheduling
- One-time, quarterly, or annual programs
- Bundled with a janitorial contract or booked standalone
- High-rise glass coordinated through our vetted partners
- Post-construction glass timed to your closeout date
Floor care
Strip, wax, and refinishing
VCT, terrazzo, sealed concrete, tile and grout, and LVT. Done after hours so the space is walkable when your people arrive.
Strip and wax
- Full removal of old finish down to the tile
- Neutralize, rinse, and dry
- Four to six coats of commercial floor finish
- Burnish to the sheen level you want
- Baseboard and corner detail included
Maintenance programs
- Scrub and recoat between full strips
- High-speed burnishing on a set rotation
- Tile and grout deep cleaning and sealing
- Carpet hot-water extraction
- Concrete polishing and sealing
- Hardwood and gym floor screening and recoating
FAQs
Exterior and floor questions
How often should a parking lot be swept?
It depends on the property. Sites with heavy traffic, food tenants, or active construction next door need it more often than a quiet office park. Colorado adds two seasonal spikes worth planning around: sand and gravel left over after winter, and leaf load in the fall.
How often should commercial floors be stripped and waxed?
For most commercial buildings, a full strip and wax once or twice a year with scrub-and-recoats in between. High-traffic entries and corridors may need more; low-traffic back-of-house often needs less. We would rather put you on a recoat rotation that keeps the finish alive than sell you a full strip you do not need yet.
Can pressure washing be done in Colorado winters?
Sometimes, and it depends on temperature and what we are washing. Freezing surfaces and runoff are real constraints. We will give you an honest read on whether to do it now or schedule it for the first reliable thaw, and ice melt staining actually comes off better once the season is over.
Do I need a janitorial contract to book these?
No. These are standalone services and plenty of clients use us only for floor care, sweeping, or an annual window clean. They also add cleanly onto an existing janitorial scope if you would rather have it all on one invoice.
Tell us about the building.
Send the scope, the schedule, or just the address. We walk it and get you a number in 48 hours.