Power Washing in Boonton, NJ

Boonton is the oldest-feeling town in our service area and the one that demands the most restraint. The streets climbing away from Main Street are lined with Victorians and turn-of-the-century homes carrying original painted wood siding, decorative trim, and porch detail that a careless contractor can destroy in about four seconds. High pressure on hundred-year-old clapboard strips paint, splinters the wood, and forces water into the wall.

We do not use high pressure on any of it. Painted historic siding gets detergent, dwell time, and a gentle rinse, which lifts the mildew and grime without touching the finish underneath.

The town's steep grade adds its own wrinkle: retaining walls, stone steps, and sloped driveways that stay shaded and get genuinely slippery. Those are masonry, they can take real pressure, and cleaning them is often the single most useful thing we do at a Boonton property.