Pressure washing in Maryville
The Blount County seat, about 32,400 people and growing, with the foothills close enough that mountain humidity reaches every back porch.
Maryville mixes older brick neighborhoods near downtown and the college with newer subdivisions climbing toward the foothills. Plenty of homes back onto woods, and the wooded side is almost always the side that needs washing first.
Patios and decks with a view
Many Maryville backyards face the mountains, which means a deck or patio that gets used and gets looked at. Stone and stamped concrete patios grow moss in the joints; pressure-treated decks gray in the afternoon sun. Both are covered on patio cleaning and deck cleaning.
Roofs under hardwoods
Oaks and poplars over a roof mean shade, leaf litter and, within a few years, black algae streaks and moss. A soft wash is the only safe way to clean shingles; see roof washing. It pairs well with a gutter clean-out in late fall.
- Brick and siding homes near downtown
- Newer two-story subdivisions
- Mountain-view decks and patios
- Rental homes between tenants
Questions from Maryville
Do you cover all of Blount County?
Maryville and Alcoa regularly, and much of the rest of the county depending on the job. Call with the address.
Can you clean a deck before we stain it?
Yes. Plan on the wash first, then a couple of dry days before stain goes on.