We’ve all seen those homes with driveways where the concrete is so beautiful and pristine that the owners make their guests park somewhere else so as not to stain or damage it.

With all the time you spend taking care of matters inside your place of business, it’s easy to forget the parking lot and roads outside. But you know who always notices? Customers and clients.

To pressure wash house surfaces is to completely transform them from the dark, dull disappointments they’ve become back into the young, energetic, vibrant materials they used to be.

You already know that customers like it when businesses are clean and well-kept. But something you might not have thought about is that customers begin forming impressions about your company before they ever set foot inside.

Today we’re looking at how to prepare your house for sale: What can you do to minimize your hassle and expense, and actually improve your chances of a successful and fast house sale?

Should you restore a deck yourself? The best way to answer that question is to actually look at the process of DIY deck refinishing or, when necessary, full-scale DIY deck restoration.

Parking garages are an economic force multiplier. They facilitate travel to and from dense urban areas. This supports the workforces of businesses, the tourism industry, local residents who don’t otherwise have access to reliable parking

Did you know walls get dirty too? And we’re not just talking about the occasional greasy kitchen wall.

Today in the Northbay Maintenance Blog, we’re looking at the topic of how to clean decks in the summertime.

Even our mild California winters can do a number on your deck. Rain, wind, storm debris, and sunshine, even normal use, will all wear down your deck’s finish making it look old and disheveled.

At Northbay Maintenance, we’re eco-cleaners serving commercial and residential customers in Marin, Sonoma, Napa, and Eastbay Counties.

Pressure washing, at its best, can look like magic. It can blast away years of dirt and grime and turn a gray, muted surface into something so vibrant and colorful that it looks like a completely new material.