
Pressure Washing
Driveways, walks, siding, decks, fences and storefronts brought back to the color you forgot they were. More
Pressure washing for Fircrest's century-old sidewalks and established homes, plus roof moss removal and yard work. Text a photo to 253-330-1631 for a same-day quote.
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Every line here is checked against a named source. Nothing on this page was written for a different town and had the name swapped.
Fircrest was laid out by Edward Bowes, later the radio host, whose Narrows Land Company sold lots with full streets, sidewalks and sewers starting in 1907. The town incorporated on September 19, 1925.
Source: Wikipedia, Fircrest, WashingtonThe streets are named after universities, Princeton, Yale and Stanford among them. About 7,156 people live here in 2,926 homes, and the median age is 41.8.
Source: Wikipedia, Fircrest, WashingtonFircrest has had sidewalks longer than most of Pierce County has had paved roads, and a lot of them are still the original concrete. Old concrete is porous. It holds dirt and grows algae, and it comes back a shade lighter than you remember when it is cleaned right. Walks, drives, steps and porches are the bread and butter here.
The homes are established and well kept by owners who care how the place looks. Roof moss gets a soft wash and a treatment. Fences and decks get the pressure. Gutters get cleared while the ladder is up.
Fircrest is a few minutes from Lakewood through University Place. Text a photo and get a number the same day.

Driveways, walks, siding, decks, fences and storefronts brought back to the color you forgot they were. More

Low-pressure soft wash plus moss treatment. Never high pressure on a roof. More

Mowing, edging, brush and hedge trimming, leaf and storm cleanup, one-time or recurring. More

Rental turnovers, garage and estate cleanouts, junk hauled the same day, photos sent. More
Lakewood is home base. Each place below has its own page, written for that place.
Seriously, the grossest corner of the driveway, the mossiest slope of the roof, the garage you can't park in. That's all it takes to get a number. The Moss is counting on you not sending it.

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