Pressure Washing in Lucerne Valley, CA

Pressure washing in Lucerne Valley covers a lot of open ground. The census-designated place spans about 105.6 square miles of the southern Mojave at 2,953 feet, bounded by the Granite, Ord and San Bernardino mountains, with only around 50 residents per square mile. Two dry lakebeds, Lucerne Dry Lake and Rabbit Springs Dry Lake, sit inside the valley. Wide flats and long distances between homes mean stucco, walls and solar panels pick up a steady film of grit, and that is most of what we are hired to remove.

The housing here is older than many people expect. Wikipedia notes that most housing tracts in Lucerne Valley were finished before the 1990s, and newer building has mostly been single homes on individual private lots. A house that has been through thirty-plus desert summers often has chalky paint, sun-faded trim, hairline stucco cracks and hard-water rings from old sprinklers. We clean those surfaces at low pressure, flag cracks and loose trim before we begin, and avoid driving water into gaps.

Here is what we offer in the valley:

• House soft washing for stucco, wood trim and eaves
• Block wall and fence cleaning, including graffiti and sprinkler staining
• Solar panel cleaning with soft brushes and low-mineral water
• Roof soft washing for tile and shingle roofs
• Driveway, patio and concrete cleaning
• Commercial pressure washing for storefronts, sidewalks and equipment yards

Solar is part of the landscape. Utility-scale solar plants are planned or operating in the valley, and Southern California Edison provides electricity. Plenty of homes have their own rooftop or ground-mount arrays as well. Dusty panels produce less, and grit scraped across glass can scratch it. We rinse first to float the dust off, brush lightly, and finish with water low in minerals so spots are not left behind.

Commercial strips along Highway 18. Most commercial zoning in Lucerne Valley runs along State Route 18, and there is industrial zoning along the south edge of town, including Mitsubishi Cement's Cushenbury plant in the area. Storefronts, gas pumps, sidewalks and shop yards along that corridor collect oil, tire grime and dust. We can schedule early-morning visits so cleaning is done before customers arrive.

Owners, renters and landlords. Census QuickFacts shows 75.5% of Lucerne Valley homes are owner-occupied, with a median owner-occupied value of $269,100. About 30% of occupied units at the 2020 census were rentals. If you own a rental, a wash between tenants is a low-cost way to make a place show better, and we can work from a key handoff if you are not local.

Water is local and varies by neighborhood. Wikipedia notes that water districts in Lucerne Valley differ by neighborhood. Before we schedule, we ask where your water comes from and whether your supplier has any current outdoor-use limits. On every job we use as little water as the surface needs and keep runoff on your property.

Ready for a quote? Call (760) 582-6790 or send a few photos. Estimates are free and written, with each building and surface listed so you can choose what to do first.

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