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A recent project where our technicians steam-cleaned and power washed the concrete entry, sidewalks, parking lot, and drive-thru to clean gum, grease, grime, oil, dirt and debris from 3 local restaurants. Learn more: www.acmepowerwash.com
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ACME Powerwash recently cleaned and sealed 15,000 square feet of colored concrete and pavers at this new construction project in Tempe, Arizona. See more photos like these at www.phoenixpaversealing.com or www.acmepowerwash.com. Copyright 2012 ACME Powerwash
An #occupysf resident cleaning when Oakland & NY get threats they would move out occupy members to powerwash.
ACME Powerwash technicians pressure washed and sand blasted this old red brick building near Downtown Phoenix. Technicians removed paint, mortar, stucco, etc.
Learn more about ACME at www.acmepowerwash.com.
Copyright 2011 ACME Powerwash
Vancouver Landscaping - Power washed a driveway to remove all dirt, debris, and vegetation. The cracks are obviously still present but the cleaning has given new life to the look of the concrete. (after)
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Renovations/Repairs Summer 2017
Week of August 7 - August 11
Powerwashing of Stone surfaces along Lafayette and Passaic Avenues
-- Working on the towers takes some original approaches to placing ladders
ACME Powerwash technicians steam-clean and powerwash various paver surfaces in the Phoenix Metro area.
Copyright 2011 ACME Powerwash
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Making the decision to find someone to provide you with a professional New York power washing is a smart one to make. Over time, dirt, grime and the elements all begin to take a toll on the outside of your home or business, including all exterior surfaces.
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Renovations/Repairs Summer 2017
August 21st - August 29th
Repairs to outside stone steps of sacristy following the powerwashing
Both, left and right side stones had moved away from the steps and needed to be put back in place
-- This photo shows how the right side had collapsed and been buried for years in the soil and the ivy had grown over it completely. We thought it had disintegrated but in fact was nearly intact. It took a lot of manpower to unearth and upright it.