Clean concrete and storefronts make a Memphis business look cared for. TruShine provides recurring and one-time commercial pressure washing across the Memphis area.
Memphis summers are hot and humid, which is ideal weather for mildew and algae and hard on any surface near a dumpster. Restaurants with smokers, grills, and fryers tend to collect grease on back-door concrete, and warehouse and distribution properties have docks and truck aprons stained with oil and tire marks. We plan washing around those heavy-soil areas first.
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. Spring pollen leaves a yellow-green film on storefronts, signs, and sidewalks, and if it stays wet it can feed mildew. A wash after peak pollen season resets the exterior.
Our service area reaches beyond Memphis into Germantown, Collierville, and Bartlett. Multi-site operators can group every location under one plan.
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.
Crews pretreat, wash, and contain wash water, then leave the area clean and dry enough to use.
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.
Dumpster pads collect spilled food, liquids, and grease that bake in the Tennessee heat. Beyond the smell and pest problems, a dirty pad is one of the first things a health inspector or landlord notices out back. Regular washing keeps it in check.
Storm drains are meant for rainwater. When grease and soap from a dumpster pad or drive-thru get washed into them, that water typically reaches local waterways without treatment, and local stormwater rules generally treat it as an illicit discharge. Our process keeps wash water contained and recovered.
Every job starts with a list of exactly which surfaces are included. These are the areas Memphis businesses ask about most.
Loading docks and service areas
Outdoor patios and dining areas
Wash water contained and recovered on site
Curbs and walkways around the building
Storefronts, entries, and building facades
Back-door concrete where grease is tracked out
Customers rarely mention a clean sidewalk, but they notice a dirty one. Stained concrete, gum spots, and grimy entries make even a well-run business look tired. Washing restores that first impression and removes slip hazards at the same time.
High-traffic food-service areas usually get dirty fastest, so they tend to be washed most often. Facades and walkways can usually go longer. We set different intervals for different surfaces so you are not paying to wash areas that do not need it.
Yes. Most Memphis work is scheduled when the property is closed or quiet, so customers and staff are not disrupted.
We visit your Memphis property, review each surface, discuss your hours, and give you a written scope and schedule.
We contain and recover wash water so grease and detergent are not sent into the storm drain, consistent with how local stormwater rules generally treat that runoff.
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.
Start with a free assessment. No obligation.
Tell us about your space and we will follow up to set up a walkthrough. No obligation.