Leon and Son LLC provides power washing in New York. Building exteriors, sidewalks, stoops, decks, porches, and patios. Every surface cleaned at the correct pressure by one insured local crew.
Power washing in New York is not really about raw pressure. It is about matching the pressure, the nozzle, and the detergent to each surface. Too much pressure strips paint and opens mortar joints.
Every single surface gets a test patch first. Brick, brownstone, concrete, stucco, vinyl siding, and painted wood all behave differently under a nozzle. The written estimate names each surface individually.
Apartment buildings, brownstones, storefronts, and private homes in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Correct pressure, correct nozzle, and the right detergent for each surface, so nothing gets etched, stripped, or permanently marked. Every single surface gets a test patch done here first.
Facade washing for brick, brownstone, concrete, stucco, vinyl siding, and painted surfaces. Street grime, black streaking, algae, mold, and years of exhaust residue removed from the face of the building. The facade is what tenants and buyers always notice first.
Wood, composite, and painted surfaces washed at low pressure instead of high. Soft washing lifts mildew, algae, and gray weathering without splintering boards or stripping the stain and sealer underneath. Clean boards are also much safer when they are wet.
Entrances, walkways, stoops, steps, and building frontage in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Gum, oil stains, salt residue, grease, and ground-in city dirt removed from concrete, bluestone, granite, and pavers. Clean frontage also cuts down on slip complaints after a heavy rain.
Pavers, flagstone, concrete, brick, stone, and tile in backyards, courtyards, terraces, and rooftops. Moss, planter stains, and heavy winter buildup washed out of the joints, not just off the top. Outdoor space becomes usable again for the whole warm season.
Fences, railings, stairs, retaining walls, dumpster areas, garage doors, columns, and awnings. Every surface takes a different pressure setting, so each one gets tested first, before the full wash begins. One visit beats three contractors and three separate monthly invoices.
Call or send the form with the property address, the work you need, and your general availability.
A crew member visits the property, reviews the work, measures the full scope, and answers your questions.
You receive a written estimate with the full scope, the materials, and the start date. No obligation.
The crew arrives on the agreed date, completes the work, protects the space, and cleans before leaving.
Sixteen years of maintenance, repairs, cleaning, and exterior work inside real New York apartment and commercial buildings.
Maintenance, repairs, cleaning, and power washing from the same company, so nobody blames another vendor for delays.
The company is registered and carries insurance, so your property stays protected before the first crew arrives.
Not when the pressure setting matches the surface being cleaned. Soft brick, old mortar, and painted siding get low pressure and detergent instead. A small test area always gets washed first. Always.
It depends on the surface, the square footage, and how much buildup is sitting there. A single stoop and a full brownstone facade are two different jobs. The estimate is free. Always.
Yes, just an outdoor spigot and a standard outlet. Most buildings around here already have both. If yours does not, tell us before the visit and we bring what the job needs.
Spring through fall is easiest, because surfaces dry properly and freezing is not a factor. Some surfaces can still be washed in winter, and we tell you honestly whether yours should wait.
Yes. Decks and porches get soft washing at low pressure, with a cleaner that lifts mildew and gray weathering. The stain and sealer stay intact and the boards do not splinter. Honestly.
Yes, and they are a large part of the exterior work. Gum, salt residue, and old oil stains come off concrete, bluestone, and pavers without any surface damage at all. No damage.
