BEP 04 · Levee Gold
Building faces, walkways, entrances and parking lots, washed before you open. Every job starts with a free written estimate at the property.
Washing · CommercialWhat is included
At Big Easy Painters, commercial washing is timed around your opening hours and set to the surface. Brick, stucco, concrete and cladding each take a different pressure.
Brick, stucco, cladding and render, each at its own pressure.
The first surface a customer stands on.
Concrete and asphalt, including the marked bays.
The parts that stain rather than just collect dirt.
Washing is the step that decides whether a coat holds.
Early starts and overnight work, so trade is not interrupted.
Why us
Because a wet walkway and a running lance do not belong next to customers. The hours are agreed before the work is booked.
Fully covered in Louisiana, on every job we take on.
Scope, preparation, product and price before we start. No verbal numbers.
Early, late or overnight, so your doors open on a dry surface.
Soft brick and old stucco take far less than concrete.
Drains, planting and entrances protected before we start.
One person to call, from the site walk to the last rinse.
On the job
Building faces, walkways and the walls above them, washed before the doors open. The pressure is set to the surface every time, not to the clock.
Process
Four steps: you book a site walk, we agree the hours and the surfaces, you get a written estimate, then we protect, wash and rinse down.
Call or send the form. We come to the property rather than guess.
Which surfaces, at which pressure, and in which window.
Scope, method, hours and price, in writing. No verbal numbers.
Drains and planting covered, surfaces washed, everything rinsed.
More services
The other services we cover, each one priced the same way: a free walk-through and the figure in writing.
Corridors and wards, contained and handed back one area at a time.
Service areas
New Orleans and nine surrounding parish cities. If we serve your address we can be there for the estimate, and the price comes back in writing.
Inside New Orleans itself we work across the Garden District, Uptown, Carrollton, Mid-City, Lakeview, Gentilly, Bywater, Marigny, Treme, the Irish Channel and Algiers, on everything from Creole cottages and shotgun doubles to new-build and commercial property.
Questions
Working before hours, protecting a surface that cannot be damaged, and washing before a repaint.
Yes, and it is usually the right way to do it. Early starts and overnight windows are written into the estimate so the hours are agreed before the work is booked.
It can, at the wrong pressure. Soft brick, aged stucco and some cladding take much less than concrete, so the setting is chosen surface by surface at the site walk.
Yes, in almost every case. Dirt, chalking and mildew stop paint bonding, which is why washing is a line item in our commercial painting estimates.
Drains, planting and entrances are protected before the lance is turned on, and the area is rinsed down afterwards.
Yes, including the marked bays, though the marking itself may need attention afterwards. We will say so at the site walk rather than after.
It depends on shade, traffic and how much planting is against the wall. A shaded frontage in this climate greens up again sooner than one in full sun.
Yes, we are licensed and insured in Louisiana, and the paperwork is available before the job starts.
Yes. We walk the property, look at the actual surfaces, and put scope, preparation, product and price in writing, with no obligation to book.
Free estimate
Send the form and we will call to arrange a walk-through. If you would rather talk it through now, the phone is quicker.
We call to agree a time that suits you, and confirm it before the visit.
We walk the property, look at the actual surfaces and talk through color.
You get scope, preparation, product and price in writing, with no obligation.
Serving New Orleans, Metairie, Kenner, Covington, Mandeville, Madisonville, Abita Springs, Hammond, LaPlace and St Rose.
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