Industrial Power Washing
in Washington County, PA
Clean Heavy Grease Off
Your Washington County Industrial Floors
Heavy grease builds up on the concrete floors in warehouses and industrial facilities. Oil staining is one of the problems we see most on commercial concrete around here. We clean those floors with hot water and industrial degreasers. We also plan how to contain the wash water before cleaning begins. For industrial work across Washington County, reach Pro Kleen Industries at (724) 344-2534 to get that grease off your floors.
When Wash Water
Can't Leave Your Building
On a lot of industrial sites, the wash water can’t simply run off the floor and out a door. We plan for that. We either vacuum the water up as we go or pump it straight into your facility’s oil separator system. Once the job is done, we pump that separator back out. Which approach fits your site is something we settle at the walk-around, before any water hits the floor. Our vacuum recovery setup is what makes keeping the water contained inside the building possible.
Why Facility Managers Choose Us
for Industrial Power Washing
Industrial work is its own kind of job, and here is why facility managers hand it to us.
An Engineer's Background in Power Plants, Mills, and Mines
Our owner is an electrical engineer by trade who spent more than a decade leading large-scale industrial projects in power plants, steel mills, and mines. He built pressure washing equipment before he ever started washing. Every rig we bring to your Washington County property was built and is maintained in our own shop, so we show up with dependable, well-kept equipment and the know-how to use it right.
Lift Work Tied Off to OSHA Standards
A lot of industrial cleaning happens above the floor, and we work from lifts to reach it. Every lift job is tied off to OSHA fall-protection standards, so the height is handled safely from the first setup to the last pass.
Hot Water and Industrial Degreasers for Heavy Grease
Cold water pushes grease around. Hot water cuts it. Our rigs carry their own hot water, built and kept up in our own shop. We pair it with industrial degreasers made for the kind of grease that cakes onto an industrial floor. It is the same method we use on the commercial concrete outside your building.
Two Million Dollars in Coverage Before We Start Work
We carry $2 million in general liability, $2 million in commercial auto, and $2 million in workers’ compensation coverage, double what many contractors carry, and we provide a certificate of insurance on request. You can have that certificate in hand before we start work in your facility.
A Written Scope Built Around Your Operation
Every industrial job starts with an on-site walk-around with the person making the decision, never a quote sight unseen. We scope the work with you, put it in writing, and schedule it around how your operation runs. If the job runs past the floors to the building exterior, we can cover that in the same written scope. Commercial estimates are always written, so you know the full scope before anyone shows up.
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Industrial Power Washing Today.
How an Industrial Power Washing Job Goes,
Step by Step
From the first walk-around to the final look at the finished floor, here is how the work runs.
The On-Site Walk-Around and Written Estimate
You reach us by phone, text, or the web form, and we come out to see the facility. Every commercial job gets an on-site walk-around with the decision-maker, because industrial work is never something we quote blind. You get a written estimate the same day or the next, and we talk through how we will keep the wash water contained on your site.
Scheduling the Work
Once you approve the estimate, we get the job on the calendar. For bigger jobs, we call you directly to line up the timing.
Degreasing the Concrete Floors
We go after the heavy grease on the concrete floors with hot water units and industrial degreasers. The hot water breaks the grease down so it lifts off the floor instead of smearing across it.
Interior Walls, As Scoped
When interior walls are part of the written scope, we clean those too. We work from lifts where the height calls for it, tied off the whole time to meet OSHA fall-protection rules.
Containing the Wash Water
As we clean, we keep the wash water contained, vacuuming it up or routing it through the on-site separator.
The Final Walk-Around and Invoicing
Before we pack up, we walk the finished job with you so you can see the floor for yourself. Commercial accounts are invoiced Net 30, with Net 45 available on large multi-location contracts.
Our Walk-Around Promise
on Industrial Power Washing
Before we leave, we walk the property with you to make sure everything meets your standards. If we missed something, we come back and make it right at no charge. That walk-around is how we catch anything that needs a second pass before the job is called done.
Before and After Photos
From Industrial Jobs
Reviews From
Our Commercial Customers
Industrial Power
Washing FAQs
How much does industrial power washing cost in Washington County?
There is no set price, because industrial jobs cover too wide a range to put a number on up front. We scope the work on site and give you a custom quote based on what we find. The estimate is free, and it spells out the full scope before you commit to anything.
How long does an industrial power washing job take?
It depends on the job, since the work varies widely from one facility to the next. We set the timeline at the on-site walk-around once we have seen the floor, the walls, and the containment the site needs. That way, the schedule fits the actual scope instead of a guess.
Get a Free Industrial Power Washing Estimate
in Washington County
Ready to get the grease off your floors? We will come out to your Washington County facility, walk the site with you, and put a free written estimate in your hands with no obligation. Call us at (724) 344-2534, and we will get your industrial power washing on the calendar.