Another Year At The Hoboken Dunkin' Strip Center

Back at it after dark: the strip center walkway, lit up and empty, ready for the crew.
- Premier Power Washerz is back for another year cleaning the sidewalks and entries at the Dunkin' strip center in Hoboken, NJ.
- The work runs after dark, so customers never walk through wet concrete and the walkway dries before the morning rush.
- Entries are pretreated, then the concrete is surface cleaned for an even finish. Free estimates: 800-585-3619.
A Sidewalk That Never Gets A Break
The walkway in front of the Dunkin' strip center in Hoboken might be one of the hardest working stretches of concrete in town. Coffee gets spilled, gum gets dropped, delivery carts roll through, and hundreds of people walk it every day. Concrete under that much traffic goes from gray to stained faster than almost anything else we clean.
That is why this one is a repeat. We are back for another year, keeping the strip center's sidewalks and entries clean so the storefronts look as good as the coffee is popular.
Why We Work After Dark
A busy storefront cannot have a crew blocking the entrance at 8 in the morning. So this job runs after dark, when foot traffic thins out. Nobody has to step around hoses or walk through wet concrete, and the whole walkway has the night to dry before the morning rush shows up.
Pretreat, Then Surface Clean
The entries take the most abuse, so they get pretreated first. Detergent goes down where the spills and grease are heaviest and gets a few minutes to break things down.
Then the surface cleaner goes to work. It spins pressurized water inside an enclosed housing, which cleans the concrete in an even pass with no stripes and no spray kicked onto the windows. Walk it panel by panel and the whole walkway comes up the same shade.
Ready For The Morning Rush
By the time the crew packs up, the walkway reads one clean, even color from end to end, and it is dry by the time the first customers pull in.
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