The challenge
What the property required
Customer-facing concrete can collect grease, spills, gum, tire transfer, and heavy foot-traffic soil. The work also has to fit operating hours and reopening requirements.
Clean Surface field report
A real Clean Surface project showing a planned hot-water cleaning approach for grease and traffic buildup on commercial concrete.
Service area
Arizona
Property type
Customer-facing commercial property
Work included
Hot-water cleaning · Grease treatment · Sidewalk cleaning
The challenge
Customer-facing concrete can collect grease, spills, gum, tire transfer, and heavy foot-traffic soil. The work also has to fit operating hours and reopening requirements.
Our approach
Customer-facing commercial property in Arizona. The documented scope included hot-water cleaning, grease treatment, sidewalk cleaning.
Use targeted pretreatment, professional hot water, and even surface cleaning where appropriate. Equipment is selected for the surface, contamination, access, and approved scope rather than applied as a one-setting treatment.
Rinse, recover, or contain wastewater according to the site conditions and agreed scope.
Coordinate an access window around customers, deliveries, employees, and sensitive equipment.
A cleaner, more consistent customer-facing surface with the project planned around safety, access, and business operations.
Important: Deep petroleum, cooking grease, prior coatings, and damaged concrete may retain permanent shadowing even after professional treatment.
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Tell us about the property, surface, stains, and access. We will confirm the final scope before work begins.
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