Pressure Washing in New Dundee

New Dundee is a small community of 1,119 people. Its creamery once processed 140 million pounds of milk in a single year, a sign of how much dairy farming stood behind the village. Farm-country dirt is part of the picture, and it shows up as mud, dust and gravel on hard surfaces. Tracked-in soil darkens steps and walks, and a dry spell turns it to fine dust that settles on everything.

Gravel needs care. If part of your driveway or lane is gravel, a pressure washer can throw stones from the edge. We sweep loose stone back from the wash area first and keep the spray pointed at the surface, not across the gravel. Older concrete is the other concern. Steps and walks that have stood for decades are often pitted, and a tight, hot spray can strip the surface. We test a corner and choose a wider fan and lower pressure to suit.

Tell us what each surface is made of and roughly how old it is. Pressure washing is priced from $350, and the free written quote covers every surface, with the pressure and method noted for each.

What we plan for in New Dundee

• Gravel edges: loose stone is swept back from the wash area, so the spray does not throw it at windows or vehicles.
• Test corner: every surface gets a small trial spot in a hidden corner before the full wash begins.
• Mud and dust: tracked soil is rinsed from steps and walks, working downhill so it does not dirty a clean area again.
• Runoff direction: we note where wash water and loosened mud will run, and steer it toward lawn, away from the road.
• Old edges: crumbling corners and flaking surfaces are pointed out first, so damage that was already there is on record.

Questions from New Dundee homeowners

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