Pressure Washing Near Bloomington, IN

Commercial Pressure Washing

First impressions have a huge impact on the success of your business. If the exterior of your commercial property is covered in a layer of dirt or in front of a gum-stained sidewalk, Pressure Doctor can blast away the grime and enhance curb appeal using top-of-the-line pressure washing equipment. 

By choosing us for commercial pressure washing, you can: 

• Uphold the professional image of your business
• Draw in new customers with a clean exterior
• Enjoy a personalized service designed to meet the unique needs of your business and fit your budget
• Enjoy flexible cleaning hours, including convenient “work while you sleep” service, which means we can clean your concrete surfaces while your business is closed.
• Ensure your employees work in a clean and safe working environment 

If you want to schedule a one-time cleaning or hire us for routine maintenance, give us a call to receive a free estimate.

Other Cleaning Services

In addition to commercial pressure washing, Pressure Doctor provides residential pressure washing. We can clean:

• Patios
• Courts and pool surrounds
• Concrete surfaces
• Driveways
• Roofs 
• Gutters 
• Home exteriors 
• Parking garages 
• And any other surfaces that need to be cleaned 

We also offer:

• Drone cleaning and de-cing 
• Limestone restoration 
• Graffiti, rust, and gum removal
• Oil and grease spill cleanup
• Concrete and driveway sealing
• Christmas light installation for residential and commercial properties during the holiday season.

Pressure Washing Near Bloomington, IN

Bloomington, Indiana, is a city in Monroe County. It is the seventh most populous city in the state, with a population of around 85,000. Bloomington was established in 1818 by a group of settlers from Kentucky, Tennessee, the Carolinas, and Virginia. They named it Bloomington because they were impressed with the “haven of blooms” they discovered when reaching the area. It was officially incorporated in 1827.

Bloomington is home to the flagship campus of Indiana University. This campus has numerous premier Indiana University Schools and is the center of many art, music, and sporting events. 

Bloomington sits only 11 miles from Monroe Lake, which is Indiana’s largest land-bound body of water, spanning nearly 11,000 acres and sitting at 54 feet deep. It was built by the US Army Corps of Engineers in 1960. Monroe Lake provides opportunities for camping, swimming, fishing, hiking, and boating. There are three public beaches, 11 launch ramps, nine hiking trails, and six different campgrounds. 

If you want to get some exercise, consider walking or running down the B-Line Trail, which is a three-mile, paved trail that travels through downtown Bloomington. There are numerous plazas, as well as murals and sculptures, along the trail. When you need to rest, there are drinking fountains and benches. The B-Line connects to the Bloomington Rail Trail, which extends two miles south to Church Lane. This trail is gravel and welcomes walkers, runners, and bike riders.