
Pressure Washing
Driveways, walks, siding, decks, fences and storefronts brought back to the color you forgot they were. More
Pressure washing and roof moss removal for Lakeview's 1940s to 1960s homes in Lakewood, WA. Owner-operated, same-day quotes. Text a photo to 253-330-1631.
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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.
Lakeview is older than Lakewood itself. The Northern Pacific built across the prairie here in 1873, put in a depot and named it Lakeview.
Source: HistoryLink, 'Lakewood incorporates on February 28, 1996'Most of the homes in Lakeview were built between 1940 and 1969.
Source: NeighborhoodScout, Lakeview neighborhood profileAbout 14,749 people live in Lakeview across 2.6 square miles, making it Lakewood's second-largest neighborhood.
Source: City-data.com, Lakewood neighborhood mapLakeview is the old railroad end of Lakewood, and the houses show it in a good way: solid post-war homes on established streets, a lot of them with the original concrete drive and walk still in place. Seventy-year-old concrete cleans up beautifully. It just has seventy years of grime and a fresh coat of algae on it.
Roofs on these homes vary. Some have been replaced, plenty have not. Either way we do not point high pressure at a roof. Moss comes off with a low-pressure soft wash and a treatment, which is how the shingle makers say to do it.
If the yard has gotten ahead of the house, we also mow, edge, trim back the hedges and haul the pile away, on a one-time or a recurring schedule.

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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