Elementary School Cleaning in Franklin, TN
We were contacted by the principal of Johnson Elementary School in Franklin, Tn to clean the front of the school. There was heavy organic growth on the stucco entrance, as well as many old bird’s nests with droppings all around the entrance. We were able to clean this up with our low pressure softwashing process. We use 100% biodegradable soaps and detergents to clean the algae, mold, mildew, and viruses off of the surfaces. This avoids the damage that high pressure can cause. If you know of a school in the Middle Tn area that needs a little sprucing up, please give us a call!
Budget: $750-$3000
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If I could give more than 5 stars I would! We contacted Jason on a Thursday, and he was leaving to go out of town for an extended period of time that Sunday. He managed to squeeze us in on the Saturday before we left! I was amazed at how clean the front of Johnson Elementary was when I pulled up to the school. Several of our staff members had commented on how bad the entrance looked and were happily surprised to start off the school year with a nice "face lift" for our school. The price Jason quoted us was half of the other quotes I had received from other businesses in the area. Well worth the money! Thank you!
- Beth W
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