Historic masonry
In the historic district, ordinary cleaning that does not change the materials is maintenance, but the wrong pressure can wear soft brick and mortar for good. We soft wash older masonry and keep the wand off it.
McKinney, TX · Collin County
Driveways, walkways, storefronts and historic masonry in McKinney, cleaned at the pressure each surface can take. About 13 miles down US-75 from our base in Anna.
McKinney is two cities in one. Most of its homes are young, with a median build year of 2007, and their driveways and walkways are where grime, tire marks and algae show first. Then there is the historic core: the residential historic district north of downtown and the square around the old 1870s courthouse, now the McKinney Performing Arts Center.
Those two need different handling. New concrete takes commercial-grade pressure washing with surface cleaners for an even finish. Old brick and stone do not. The city’s own historic preservation guidance warns against sandblasting or any other blasting method on masonry and points owners to gentle and chemical cleaning, which is exactly how we treat it: low pressure and a product matched to the stain.
This stone entryway atrium is one of our McKinney jobs. Drag the slider to see it before and after.
In the historic district, ordinary cleaning that does not change the materials is maintenance, but the wrong pressure can wear soft brick and mortar for good. We soft wash older masonry and keep the wand off it.
McKinney’s storm drains run to Lake Lavon or Lake Ray Hubbard, and Wilson Creek is already on the state’s impaired list. We plan the chemistry and the rinse before we start, so cleaners stay on the surface we are treating.
Entries, walkways and sidewalks downtown get washed around your hours, with a Certificate of Insurance on request and a job completion report afterward.
Pressure Washing in McKinney
Yes. We are based in Anna, about 13 miles up US-75, and McKinney is one of the three towns we work most. Driveways, walkways, patios, storefronts and stone are all on the list.
Yes, with low pressure and the right product, not a blaster. McKinney’s historic preservation guidance advises against sandblasting or any blasting method on masonry and recommends gentle or chemical cleaning, which is how we approach older brick and stone.
Yes. Many McKinney HOAs ask owners to keep homes clean and attractive from the street. A pre-treated, surface-cleaned driveway and front walk is one of the quickest fixes, and we send before and after photos you can share with your HOA.
Call or text (469) 200-0060, or send the form. Estimates are free, and we get back to you the same day.
Free estimates
Tell us a few details about your property and what you would like cleaned. Estimates are free, and we get back to you the same day. You can also call or text, and we can walk the property together.
(469) 200-0060