Pressure Washing in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

Pressure washing in Rancho Cucamonga is often about protecting an investment. The median owner-occupied home is valued at $740,200 in Census estimates, higher than any other city on our service list, and many of those homes have rooftop solar. The city averages 287 sunny days a year, compared with a national average of 205, so panels produce a lot of power here, as long as the glass stays clean.

Solar panel cleaning

Summer here is long and dry, and dust from construction, wind and the city's large distribution district settles on panels and stays there. A dusty array produces less than a clean one. We clean panels with purified water, soft brushes and no harsh chemicals, and we schedule early in the morning, when the glass is cool and the system is not near peak output. We do not walk on panels. If your array is on a steep roof we will tell you how we plan to reach it before we quote.

Master-planned neighborhoods and HOAs

Terra Vista, in the center of the city, is part of a nearly two-square-mile master-planned community, and a lot of Rancho Cucamonga homes sit inside homeowners associations with standards for walls, roofs and front yards. A stained block wall or streaked roof can draw a violation notice. Our services fit the things HOAs watch most:

• House washing for stucco, stone veneer and trim
• Roof soft washing for tile roofs with dark streaks or growth
• Block wall and perimeter wall cleaning
• Driveway, walkway and courtyard concrete cleaning

We can give you a written scope to send to your HOA, and we plan around community rules on work hours and parking.

Three old communities, one city

Rancho Cucamonga was incorporated on November 30, 1977, when the unincorporated communities of Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwanda voted to become one city. The area grew from vineyards, citrus, olives and peaches, and the land once held what is described as the first winery in California. Today you see a mix of housing: older homes on bigger lots in Alta Loma and Etiwanda, and newer tracts with tile roofs and shared walls elsewhere. Older homes may have painted wood trim and aged concrete that need gentler settings, while newer builds mostly need dust and hard-water removal.

Foothill Boulevard and the logistics district

Historic Route 66 runs through the city as Foothill Boulevard, lined with restaurants, retail centers and offices that need clean sidewalks and storefronts. About seven square miles around Milliken Avenue are mostly occupied by large distribution centers. For commercial customers we clean entries, walkways, drive-thru lanes, dumpster enclosures and truck courts, on a schedule that keeps foot traffic and docks moving.

Water from the CVWD

Water and sewer service in the city comes from the Cucamonga Valley Water District. If the district has water-use rules in effect, we follow them. Our equipment uses much less water than a hose, and we keep rinse water on landscaping or capture it rather than letting it reach the street drains.

Request an estimate

Call (760) 582-6790 or send photos of your roof, panels and walls. You get a written estimate with a typical price range and a list of every surface we will clean.

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