Commercial service
Customers stare at your drive-through lane while they wait. What do they see?
Oil, grease, gum, and grime come off the lane, menu board area, and curbs — scheduled overnight or off-peak so you never lose a lane. Lehigh Valley and Western NJ locations.
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No pressure — one local crew, straight pricing.
When can a drive-through be cleaned without closing it?
Overnight or during your slowest window. A lane is typically cleaned in sections so cars keep moving, and the surface is walkable and drivable shortly after. We schedule around your peak hours rather than asking you to give one up.
Customers judge the lane before the window
The drive-through lane is where your customers spend the most time looking at your building — and it is where gum, grease drips, oil stains, and salt film collect fastest. A grimy lane quietly undercuts a clean menu board.
Lanes get cleaned overnight or before opening so nothing slows the line. Concrete, curbs, menu boards, and the lane approach all come in scope.
What’s included
Every estimate spells out scope before any work starts.
- Concrete lane, apron, and approach
- Menu board and speaker post areas
- Curbs, islands, and bollards
- Oil, grease, gum, and drink spills
- Walk-up windows and service areas
- Sectioned cleaning to keep the lane open
Who this is for
Lane cleaning happens after close — open on time, every time.
Cleaned in sections
Splitting the lane keeps cars moving while we work. Nobody loses a shift of sales to a pressure washer.
Add the pad and the storefront
Most operators run the lane, dumpster pad, and sidewalk on the same visit. One mobilization, one invoice, better price.
Where we do this work
Bundles
Bundle this with other work and save.
One setup, one water source, one visit. Combining surfaces is almost always cheaper than booking the same work twice — and it is the single easiest way to lower your total.
Curb Appeal
Everything the street sees, cleaned in one visit.
- House and power wash
- Driveway surface cleaning
- Front walk and steps
- Optional: porch and railings
Outdoor Living
The part of the property you actually use.
- Deck or patio wash
- Paver or pool deck cleaning
- Fence washing
- Optional: outdoor kitchen and grill area
Seasonal Protection
Get ahead of the leaves and the freeze.
- Full gutter clearing and flush
- Dryer vent cleaning
- Exterior rinse-down
- Optional: concrete before frost
Site walks are scheduled in the order they come in. November through February is when our calendar has the most flexibility, which is the cheapest and easiest time to get a recurring route started.
FAQ
Drive-through cleaning — common questions
Will you block the lane?
Only in sections, and only briefly. The goal is a clean lane without a closed one.
Can this be recurring?
Yes. Monthly and quarterly lane cleaning is the most common commercial route we run.
Do you clean the menu board?
The board surround, speaker post, and surrounding concrete are all part of the visit.
Free estimate
Tell us what you need.
Tell us what's dirty, broken, or unfinished — and where. A photo of the problem usually gets you a faster, tighter answer.
Ready for your drive-through to look as clean as your kitchen?
Free estimates for QSR and restaurant locations across the Lehigh Valley and Western NJ.
What we do
Handyman, flooring & exterior services: house and power washing, roof cleaning, concrete and pavers, decks and fences, gutters, dryer vents, plus commercial dumpster pad, drive-through, and storefront cleaning.
Where we work
Based in Nazareth, PA and working across the Lehigh Valley and nearby Western NJ — Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Bangor, and Stroudsburg in Eastern PA, plus Phillipsburg, Clinton, and Flemington in Western NJ.
Who we serve
Homeowners across the Lehigh Valley, plus restaurants, retail plazas, property managers, and facility contacts who need scheduled or recurring exterior cleaning.