Kenner

Pressure washing in Kenner

Kenner sits along the airport corridor, and the traffic that runs through it leaves a film on everything facing the road. Exhaust haze and road grit settle on storefronts, signage, and the front elevation of houses on the busier streets, then Gulf humidity keeps it damp long enough to bond. Closer to the lakefront, shaded north-facing walls hold moisture and grow the same green cast you see across the parish.

Where we focus in Kenner

• Storefronts and signage along the commercial corridors
• House washing and soft washing
• Driveways, walkways, and parking areas
• Gutter and window cleaning

Rivertown, the lakefront, and the newer subdivisions

Kenner runs from the older wood and stucco homes around Rivertown out to newer brick and vinyl subdivisions, and those materials do not take the same pressure. Painted wood and stucco get a low-pressure soft wash with a cleaning solution that lifts mold at the root. Brick, concrete, and parking surfaces can take a firmer pass. If the front of your home or business in Kenner has gone grey from the road, call (504) 688-3995 for a free written estimate.

Commercial frontage on a busy corridor

A storefront on a main Kenner road gets dirty in a way a side-street building does not. Road film is a greasy mineral deposit rather than a living growth, so an algae solution does very little to it and it needs a degreasing approach instead. It also comes back on a schedule set by traffic rather than by weather, which means frontage here generally needs more frequent attention than the same building would a few streets back.

Signage is worth treating separately. Vinyl faces and applied lettering scratch easily and lift at the edges under pressure, so they get low pressure and hand work rather than being included in a general frontage wash.

Two kinds of dirt on the same building

Most Kenner properties carry both problems at once: road film on the elevation facing the street, and ordinary humidity-driven algae on the shaded and rear elevations. One product across the whole building leaves half of it improved and half of it not, which is the usual reason a wash looks patchy afterwards. We treat the street side and the shaded sides as separate jobs on the same visit, and price them together rather than as two trips.