Commercial building washing is a different job than washing a house, and treating it the same way is how properties get damaged, quotes come in wrong, and contractors underdeliver. At Green Blast Solutions, every commercial property gets treated as its own project with its own surface types, contamination patterns, access considerations, and scheduling requirements. We don’t price commercial work over the phone without seeing the site first, and we don’t run the same method across every building regardless of what it’s made of.
Frisco’s commercial market spans retail centers, office buildings, medical facilities, multi-tenant apartment complexes, HOAs, gas stations, drive-thru properties, warehouses, churches, schools, and post-construction sites. Each brings different maintenance demands. Our quoting process reflects the actual scope of each job rather than a generic rate applied to whatever calls in. The goal on every job is simple: get neither side shortchanged.
Commercial building washing is priced based on an on-site evaluation of your property rather than a fixed rate over the phone. Pricing is determined by actual site conditions including square footage, surface types, contamination level, and access, and can vary significantly between a 5,000 sq. ft. property and a 20,000 sq. ft. site. Exact pricing details are available upon request.
A number of site-specific factors affect the final quote beyond square footage alone:
Different materials require different techniques, and those techniques carry different cost implications. That’s a core reason the site visit comes before any quote goes out.
We offer several pricing options for clients looking to establish ongoing or multi-service arrangements:
Vinyl requires a low-pressure approach, and we use soft washing because the chemistry does the heavy lifting. Our process begins with a pre-rinse, followed by a properly diluted commercial-grade cleaning solution applied through our soft wash system, then a thorough rinse.
We don’t push maximum PSI on brick because excessive pressure can damage the face and compromise the mortar, both of which are costly and preventable. Brick also requires a closer inspection before the job starts to determine whether contamination is standard grime, staining, or a pre-existing material condition that washing alone won’t fully correct. We assess that before quoting and set honest expectations upfront.
Commercial jobs frequently include more than vertical wall surfaces. Driveways, entry slabs, and flatwork are often in scope, and they typically call for a different approach than the walls above them. We evaluate each section of the property separately, distinguishing between building washing and adjacent site cleaning in both how we work and how we quote.
Most commercial properties combine multiple materials on the same site. Running one method across every surface is how damage happens and how results fall short. We walk the property before any equipment is deployed, identify what’s dirty, confirm the materials in each area, and plan the method for each surface individually.
We charge at a professional rate that stays consistent regardless of where the property is located. The quote reflects the work, not the zip code, which matters to property managers working across multiple sites.
Before any quote goes out, we visit the property, walk the full exterior, photograph current conditions, identify surface types and contamination, and measure the square footage we’ll be cleaning. Both sides get an accurate number, and the photos create a clear before-state record for the job.
We run a trailer-mounted setup built around a 10 GPM pressure washer and a professional soft wash system, upgraded specifically to handle commercial work at a professional level. We can also bring roughly 375 gallons of water to the site when needed, covering smaller jobs entirely or getting larger projects started before connecting to on-site supply.
Every chemical we use is commercial grade: SH sourced from a pressure washing supply store, F9 products, commercial-grade degreasers, and commercial-grade rust removers where the job calls for them. No Lowe’s or Home Depot chemicals on a commercial site. The chemistry matters because on soft-washed surfaces it’s doing most of the work, and the right product at the right concentration is what produces a result that holds.
We can work while your business or property is open, timing chemical applications during lower-traffic windows and adjusting our workflow around customer and staff movement. The active environment is a planning constraint, not a reason to delay.
We prefer to open with a direct phone call because a conversation tells us more about the property and the project than a form submission. We’re fully insured, offer free estimates, and operate with 24/7 availability. When we’re on a job, we keep the phone with us.
The process starts with a phone call to understand the building type, timeline, access, and whether the scope is walls only or a broader exterior cleanup. That conversation makes the site visit more productive from the moment we arrive.
We visit the property before issuing any quote, walk the full exterior, photograph current conditions, identify materials and contamination in each area, check access, and measure the square footage. That inspection prevents scope misunderstandings and creates a documented before-state record for the job.
We arrive with measurements confirmed, chemicals prepared, and the trailer positioned for the site’s layout. Water logistics are planned in advance, and when on-site supply isn’t available, we can bring roughly 375 gallons to cover smaller jobs or get larger ones underway.
For building walls and surface-sensitive areas, we use soft washing with a pre-rinse, a properly diluted commercial-grade cleaning solution, and a thorough rinse. For flatwork and surrounding concrete, we use more direct pressure where the surface warrants it.
We time chemical applications during lower-traffic windows and stay aware of movement throughout the job. Tenant notification for multi-tenant properties is typically handled by the property manager before we arrive. When direct communication with occupants is needed on the day, we knock on doors, provide our contact information, and keep the phone on us so anyone needing access can reach us in real time.
We rinse surrounding areas before chemical application and again after the work is complete as standard practice on every job. Contract pricing is available after the first job, recurring maintenance every six months is a strong fit for many commercial sites, and after the second recurring visit the maintenance rate drops by 20%.
This service does not include a warranty or guarantee, and we’d rather state that directly. Quality is protected through how we work in practice:
When a concern comes up, we handle it through direct communication and showing up to address it.
We match the cleaning method to the material, using soft washing on vinyl and brick rather than high pressure. On brick specifically, we don’t push maximum PSI because it can damage the face and compromise the mortar. The site inspection confirms exactly what we’re working with before the job starts.
Yes. We schedule chemical applications during lower-traffic windows and adjust our workflow around customer and staff movement. We’ve worked on occupied facilities including active medical properties without disrupting operations.
We rinse surrounding areas before applying any chemistry and again after the work is complete. That two-stage process is standard on every job.
We visit the property first, walk the full exterior, photograph conditions, identify surface types, and measure the square footage. The quote is built from what we actually find, not a general estimate.
Yes, when needed. We can bring roughly 375 gallons, which covers smaller jobs entirely or gets larger projects started before connecting to on-site supply.
Most dirt, grime, and organic buildup responds well to the process. Some staining may remain depending on the surface, cause, and how long it’s been there. We assess this during the inspection and set honest expectations before we start.
It depends on foot traffic, weather exposure, and appearance standards. Every six months works well for many commercial sites, and properties on a recurring plan qualify for 20% off after the second visit.
Tenant notification is typically the property manager’s responsibility before we arrive. If direct communication with occupants is needed on the day, we handle it ourselves and keep the phone on us so anyone needing access can reach us.
Scheduling depends on property activity levels, traffic patterns, water access, full scope of work, weather conditions, and client timeline requirements. We work through all of these during the site visit so the plan is practical before the job begins.
If your commercial property in Frisco is overdue for an exterior cleaning or you’re putting together a maintenance plan for the year ahead, reach out to Green Blast Solutions to schedule a site visit and get a quote built from real conditions. Call us at 214 206 6118 and we’ll be in touch to set up a time to walk your site.