From dumpster corrals to building facades, TruShine cleans the hard surfaces Lawrenceville businesses depend on, matching pressure and detergent to each surface.
Lawrenceville's mix of downtown storefronts and suburban shopping centers means different exterior surfaces on nearly every job, from brick sidewalks to broad concrete aprons. Red clay is a constant in this part of Gwinnett, and after a heavy rain it washes across parking areas and walkways and stains light concrete orange.
Red clay washes onto concrete during storms and leaves orange stains that set in over time. Prompt washing and the right detergent help lift it before it becomes permanent. Frequent rain and humidity keep shaded surfaces damp, which is exactly what mildew and algae need. Those dark streaks are not just dirt and can make walkways slick.
Our service area reaches beyond Lawrenceville into Duluth, Snellville, and Dacula. Multi-site operators can group every location under one plan.
Every job starts with a list of exactly which surfaces are included. These are the areas Lawrenceville businesses ask about most.
Grease-stained concrete near exhaust and service doors
Back-door concrete where grease is tracked out
Outdoor patios and dining areas
Mildew and algae removal from shaded surfaces
Wash water contained and recovered on site
Storefronts, entries, and building facades
We start by seeing the property in person, so the quote reflects the actual surfaces and conditions.
We recommend a one-time or recurring plan, and you approve it before work begins.
The work is done around your hours, with wash water recovered rather than sent to the drain.
Mildew, algae, and grease all make concrete slippery, especially when wet. Regular washing reduces that hazard for employees and guests, and it protects surfaces from long-term staining that is harder to remove.
Under the federal Clean Water Act, cities operate stormwater programs that generally prohibit washing grease, detergent, and debris into storm drains, which often flow untreated to local creeks and rivers. In Lawrenceville, we plan each job so wash water is contained and recovered rather than left to run into the street.
More pressure is not always better. Older brick, stucco, and painted surfaces can be damaged by too much force, so they get lower pressure and appropriate cleaning agents. Hard concrete with heavy grease can take more. We choose the approach surface by surface.
Grease that sits on concrete for weeks soaks in and becomes much harder to lift. Regular service in Lawrenceville keeps back-of-house areas from reaching that point, and makes each visit faster and more effective.
Some Lawrenceville properties need a one-time cleanup to remove years of buildup, and then a lighter recurring plan to hold it. Others only need a seasonal wash after pollen season or before a busy stretch. We will tell you which makes sense.
Yes. Kitchen floors and rubber mats collect grease that ordinary mopping struggles with, and they can be included in your Lawrenceville scope.
Yes. We also cover Duluth, Snellville, and other parts of metro Atlanta, and multiple locations can share one plan.
Not when it is done correctly. Delicate surfaces get lower pressure and suitable cleaning agents. We match the method to the material.
It depends on the size of the property and which surfaces are included. We give you an expected time window when we set the schedule.
Request a free on-site assessment and a written scope for your property.
Tell us about your space and we will follow up to set up a walkthrough. No obligation.