Nine surfaces Washweave crews already run.

Quarterly exterior maintenance for subdivisions, condo associations, and multi-family portfolios. One Washweave-crewed account manager handles the multi-building concrete + siding cycle, post-storm top-ups, and resident communications. Ballpark: $1,400–$3,200 per quarter on a multi-building plan; site-driven quotes land within one business day.

Walkways, breezeways, dumpster pads, parking decks, and building-side siding on a recurring cycle. Crews match the grade — hot-water extraction for the garage, soft-wash chemistry on siding — so the lease-up look holds across the portfolio. Most apartment plans land $0.08–$0.14 per square foot depending on scope and cadence.

Oil-stained retail lots, hospital parking decks, and grocery-anchored centers. Pre-treat with a degreaser pass, hot-water surface clean at 4,000 PSI, and a post-rinse that protects the lot sealant. Most commercial lots run $0.10–$0.18 per square foot; pre-storm cycles quote faster because the surface prep is known.

Drive-thru lanes, dumpster pads, storefronts, and curbside pickup zones. Multi-unit chains run on a monthly retainer keyed to brand standards — every store sees the same crew rotation, the same chemistry, and the same post-shift visit window. Per-store retainers typically run $325–$650 per month depending on traffic and surface mix.

Anchor-tenant storefronts, common-area walkways, and shared parking for strip malls and lifestyle centers. Crews align cycles with tenant turnover so the wash happens during low-traffic windows. Quarterly cycles for shopping centers typically fall between $2,400 and $6,800 per cycle, with shared-lot volume discounts past 100,000 square feet.

Manufacturing floors, food-processing skids, HVAC housings, and exterior-coating restoration. Crew chemistry and pressure change by substrate — caustic wash for food-grade surfaces, neutral pH for painted cladding, hot-water recovery for compliance-bound sites. Site-driven quotes; most accounts run a quarterly or monthly cycle.

Trucking fleets, delivery vans, last-mile fleets, heavy equipment, and rental fleets. Crew can run an on-site wash at the yard or route units through a co-located bay. Most fleet contracts price per vehicle — $35–$55 per unit on volume plans, with dedicated-day scheduling for fleets above 40 units.

Concrete, paver, and stamped-concrete driveways plus the entry walks that frame them. Surface-clean restoration of the right grade matters: pavers get a re-sand and seal quote after the wash. Single-property quotes typically run $220–$480; multi-dwelling discounts apply past three adjacent properties.

Vinyl, brick, stucco, painted wood, and EIFS cladding. Soft-wash chemistry at 100–300 PSI lifts algae, mildew, and atmospheric grime without scarring the substrate. Most residential-clad plans run $0.20–$0.45 per square foot; commercial-building sides move to volume pricing past 8,000 square feet per elevation.

Wood and composite deck boards, frame undersides, and pergola tops. Soft-wash and brightening agents lift the gray, then a neutral rinse preps the surface for reseal. Most deck plans run $1.85–$3.50 per square foot depending on board condition and access.

Asphalt shingle, tile, and metal roofs cleaned with soft-wash chemistry — never pressure that displaces granules. Streak and lichen removal plus the bonus of a longer roof life. Most roof plans run $0.25–$0.55 per square foot of roof surface.

Wood, vinyl, chain-link, and ornamental-metal fence lines on both residential lots and commercial perimeters. Crew handles the line and the gate hardware in one visit. Most fence plans run $1.50–$4.00 per linear foot depending on height and material.