Power washing in Chicago
Dirt, green algae and mildew make brick and stone look old and can hold moisture against the wall. Power washing brings the surface back without damaging it.

When to power wash
- Green or black mildew and algae on brick or stone
- Dirt and grime built up on the facade
- Stains from water running down the wall
- Before tuckpointing, painting or sealing
- You are getting the property ready to sell or rent
Not sure? Send us a few photos and we’ll tell you what the wall needs.
How we do it
- 01
Check the surface
Brick, stone and concrete need different pressure, so we check the surface first.
- 02
Wash with controlled pressure
We clean the wall evenly, adjusting the pressure to avoid damage.
- 03
Rinse and review
The wall is rinsed and we check the result with you.
Before & after
Before and after
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After
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Frequently asked questions
Can power washing damage brick?
Too much pressure can. We adjust the pressure to the surface so we clean the wall without damaging brick or mortar.
Should I power wash before tuckpointing?
Often, yes. A clean wall shows the real condition of the brick and mortar, so repairs are easier to plan.
What surfaces do you clean?
Brick, stone and concrete on homes and commercial buildings.
Other services

Tuckpointing
We grind out worn, crumbling mortar joints and fill them with fresh mortar, stopping water before it damages the brick.
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Masonry Repair
Cracked or spalling brick, step cracks, loose or bulging walls: repaired and rebuilt to match the original.
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Chimney Repair
New chimney crowns, tuckpointing, brick replacement and full rebuilds above the roofline.
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Masonry Restoration
Older brick and stone buildings brought back to life: damaged sections rebuilt, original character kept.
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Window Caulking
Fresh, airtight seals around windows and doors that stop drafts, leaks and moisture.
Learn moreTell us about your project
Send a few photos or describe the problem, and we’ll get back to you with next steps and an estimate.

