Commercial Pressure Washing company
Commercial Pressure Washing Services in Dallas-Fort Worth
A stained entrance costs you tenants. A greasy forklift lane costs you a safety report. We pressure wash warehouse and 3PL floors, docks, entrances, parking areas, and metal wall panels for commercial facilities across the DFW Metroplex, capture the wash water, and hand you the disposal records when we’re done.
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Digital Log Every Visit
Timestamped, emailed same night
Quality Verified
Quality verified by supervisor
Single Point of Contact
Named supervisor per facility, not a call center
Fully Insured
COI on request
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Contact us within 24 hrs and we re-clean at no cost
In short:
Craddock’s Cleaning Services provides commercial pressure washing across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, inside and out. We clean warehouse and 3PL floors, loading docks, sidewalks and entrances, parking areas and drive lanes, dumpster pads, building exteriors, and aluminum wall panels for commercial facilities only. Our crews contain wash water on site and a licensed hauler removes it for lawful disposal, so nothing from your property enters a storm drain. You can book exterior washing on its own or add it to a janitorial program we already run for you, and every job closes with a supervisor inspection logged the same night under our CleanProof quality system. Month-to-month, no contract.
Three Methods, Matched to the Surface
Commercial pressure washing isn’t one setting. We run three methods, and the right job often uses more than one on the same visit, high pressure on the concrete, heat on the grease, low pressure on the panels. Here’s what we offer and where each one fits.
Pressure Washing
Cold water at high pressure, our workhorse for concrete flatwork, warehouse floors, sidewalks, brick, and pavers. It’s the safer default whenever heat isn’t needed.
Power Washing
We use high pressure with heated water to dissolve grease, oil, and gum that cold water only smears, so this is what dumpster pads, drive-thru lanes, and grease-loaded industrial floors get.
Soft Washing
Low pressure with a cleaning solution, is what we use for surfaces high pressure would damage. This is how we clean aluminum and metal wall panels, stucco, and painted or delicate exteriors without forcing water behind them.
Using the wrong method is how a building ends up with etched concrete or water driven behind its wall panels, so part of the site assessment is walking your surfaces and writing down which method each one gets before anyone pulls a trigger. If you want the full breakdown of pressure ranges by surface, we cover it in pressure washing vs power washing vs soft washing.
WHAT WE CLEAN
What We Clean, by Facility Type
Grime doesn’t stop at the front door. A lot of our work happens inside warehouses and distribution centers, on the floors and walls that carry your operation, and the rest covers the surfaces your visitors judge before they ever reach the lobby. Here’s where our pressure washing goes to work:
Warehouse and 3PL Floors
Forklift lanes, racking aisles, and staging areas where oil, tire marks, and spill residue build into a traction problem. Clean concrete keeps forklift traction predictable and your floor safety markings visible. We recover the wash water indoors the same way we capture it outside.
Loading Docks and Dock Aprons
Spill residue, hydraulic drips, and forklift marks where trucks and product move daily. We work around your receiving schedule so the dock never closes on you.
Aluminum and Metal Wall Panels
Interior and exterior panel walls washed the way panel manufacturers specify: low pressure, wide-angle tip, mild non-bleach detergent, so water never gets forced into the joints and the finish warranty stays intact.
Sidewalks and Entrances
Gum, drink stains, bird droppings, and the gray traffic film that makes an entrance look ten years older than the building.
Parking Areas, Drive Lanes, and Drive-Thrus
Oil and automotive fluid stains, tire marks, and the grease lines in a drive-thru lane. Lots and garages run after hours; drive-thrus run overnight.
Dumpster Pads and Enclosures
Grease, leachate, and the odor sources around waste areas. Health inspectors look here. Most cleaning schedules don’t.
RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY
How Often Should Each Surface Be Washed?
Published maintenance guides land in a fairly consistent range by surface and traffic. These are typical starting points, and your actual schedule comes out of the site walk, based on what’s really building up:
| SURFACE | TYPICAL PUBLISHED RANGE |
|---|---|
| Warehouse and 3PL floors, high traffic | Monthly is the common recommendation for logistics and e-commerce operations; food-grade storage runs weekly to meet hygiene rules. |
| Manufacturing and light industrial floors | Quarterly for most plants, stretching to once or twice a year in low-activity storage. |
| Dock aprons and loading docks | Busy operations see weekly washdowns with degreasers recommended; lighter docks run monthly to quarterly. |
| Entrances, sidewalks, dumpster pads, drive-thrus | Quarterly at minimum, monthly where food service or heavy foot traffic feeds the buildup. |
| Building exteriors | Guides put routine exterior washing at two to four times a year depending on exposure and traffic. |
| Aluminum and metal wall panels | Manufacturers advise at least an annual cleaning to protect the finish, more under heavy soiling. |
Safer Products First, Stronger Only When the Stain Requires It
We reach for EPA Safer Choice products where the surface and soil allow, which is most of what we do. Safer Choice is an EPA program that reviews every ingredient in a product for human and environmental safety, and it covers real degreasers, not just mild cleaners. You can look up any labeled product in EPA’s public database in under a minute.
Some jobs need more. Aged rubber baked into a forklift lane, heavy petroleum staining, tar, and cured adhesives don’t lift with a mild product, so those get a stronger concrete-safe degreaser, applied to the manufacturer’s specification. Often the honest answer isn’t a harsher chemical at all, it’s heat: a hot-water rig softens rubber and grease that cold water leaves behind, so we can clean harder soil with a gentler product. Whatever the job calls for, one thing doesn’t change. The wash water is captured and hauled either way, because the product on the surface has nothing to do with what’s allowed down the storm drain.
THE PART THAT PROTECTS YOU
Where Does the Wash Water Go?
Storm drains in DFW carry runoff straight to local creeks and the Trinity River without treatment, so every city we serve prohibits sending wash water into them. Dallas’s stormwater ordinance makes it an offense to discharge anything but stormwater into the drainage system, Arlington enforces the same prohibition, and Fort Worth adds a permit requirement on top. For more details on wash water and disposal rules in DFW, see Pressure Washing Wash Water Rules in DFW.
Here’s how we handle it. Our crews protect nearby storm drain inlets before the first spray, contain the wash water on site, and a licensed waste hauler removes it for lawful disposal. After the job, you get the disposal records for your files. If a city inspector ever asks where the water went, you have the answer in writing.
CleanProof inspection log
A supervisor inspects the finished work and logs it the same night under our CleanProof quality system. Date, scope, crew.
Medical Wash-water disposal records
Documentation of where the captured water went, delivered after each job. Your paper trail, not ours to keep.
Certificate of Insurance
Provided on request, naming your facility as certificate holder.
Commercial Pressure Washing Services in Dallas – Fort Worth
Get an Exterior That Matches the Standard Inside
Walk the property with us. You’ll get a written scope, a containment plan for your site, and a price. No contract required.
Your contact information
We look forward to receiving your request for a quote. Please consider filling the information below and we will be in contact with you immediately.
100% satisfaction guarantee: not happy with the work, we re-clean at no extra cost. Call within 24 hours of the visit to qualify.
From Pressure Washing a Site Walk to Documented Completion
We walk the property with you
We look at the surfaces, the stain types, and where your site drains, then write a scope that says which method each surface gets and how the wash water will be contained. You get it in writing.
We schedule around your operation
Most exterior washing runs overnight or on weekends so your entrances, drive lanes, and docks stay open. One-time cleans and recurring schedules both work, and neither one locks you into a contract.
We wash and capture
Storm drain inlets get protected before the first spray. The crew cleans to the written scope and contains the water as it works.
We inspect, log, and hand you the records
A supervisor checks the work the same night and logs it in CleanProof. Disposal records follow for your files.
Our 100% satisfaction guarantee
If we missed something, tell us within 24 hours and we’ll re-clean the area at no charge. Our guarantee applies to all our Dallas – Fort Worth commercial cleaning services.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Who We Pressure Wash For
We are commercial cleaning company only, no home cleaning. The people who call us for exterior washing are the ones who answer for how a property looks and what happens on it:
Property managers
Tenants notice a stained sidewalk before they mention it in a renewal conversation. Curb appeal is a lease number.
Facility and office managers
One vendor for inside and outside means one call, one inspection standard, one person accountable.
Retail center and restaurant operators
Gum at the entrance, grease in the drive-thru, and the dumpster corral the health inspector walks straight to.
Church and school administrators
Entrances and walkways reset before Sunday morning or the first day of school, on a schedule that respects the budget.
Warehouse, 3PL, and plant managers
Forklift lanes, dock aprons, and panel walls where grease buildup turns into a slip report or a failed client audit.
Recent Pressure Washing Jobs
Our recent floor care jobs in Dallas – Fort Worth Metroplex. Craddock’s Cleaning Services, LLC is registered with the Texas Secretary of State, file number 0805946640, and we’ve cleaned commercial facilities across the DFW Metroplex since 2016. Crews are our employees, supervised, and assigned to your facility rather than rotated at random.
Pressure washing and auto scrubbing 110,000 sw ft warehouse concrete floors
Pressure washing 110,000 sq ft concrete floors with rubber and grime residues in Dallas warehouse facility
Pressure washing aluminum side panels in warehouse
Pressure washing aluminum wall panels inside 75,000 sq ft Garland TX Warehouse
