A Las Vegas hotel exterior takes more abuse than almost any building type. Summer surface temperatures bake grease, drink spills, and gum into concrete within hours. Desert dust settles on every ledge and window, and the July and August monsoon storms turn that dust into mud streaks running down stucco and glass. Add thousands of guests, rideshares, and delivery trucks moving through the porte cochere every day and the entrance looks tired long before the rest of the property does. For a...

Henderson and Summerlin commercial properties collect dirt differently than the rest of the valley. Both sit against the mountains, so wind pushes desert dust straight into retail plazas, office parks, and HOA common areas. Add summer heat that bakes gum, grease, and spilled drinks into the concrete, and by the time August monsoons arrive the walkways look years older than they are. Most property managers in these two areas handle commercial pressure washing reactively. A tenant complains or...

The Southern Nevada Health District does not stop at the kitchen door. Inspectors walk the dumpster pad, the grease container area, the back dock, the patio, and the walkways customers use to reach your front door. In Las Vegas those areas take a beating: triple digit heat that bakes spilled grease into concrete, desert dust that settles on every surface, and monsoon rains that push grease and debris from the dumpster corral toward the storm drain. For a restaurant owner or facility manager,...