Clean the home’s exterior
For dirt and organic buildup on siding and trim, start with house washing. Roof cleaning and gutter care are separate services that can be included in your request.
Plan my exterior cleaning
Choose the next step for a dirty surface, a worn deck finish, or open joints. Tell us what you see, and we’ll help define the cleaning or restoration work for your Pekin property.
River City Pressure Washing · Based in Marquette Heights, near Peoria.
A cleaner house, a deck ready for its next finish, or a driveway that needs attention. Choose the closest fit—or tell us you’re not sure.
For dirt and organic buildup on siding and trim, start with house washing. Roof cleaning and gutter care are separate services that can be included in your request.
Plan my exterior cleaning →A dirty deck and a peeling finish need different scopes. Tell us whether you want cleaning, a refreshed finish, or help deciding what the wood needs.
Plan my wood project →Surface dirt, missing paver joint material, and open concrete joints are different concerns. Describe what you see so the request starts with the right service.
Compare the work below ↓Want the windows cleaned, too? Window washing is a separate service. Include it in your request and let us know whether screens, tracks, or frames need attention.
Explore window care →
Before choosing a wash or a new finish, look at what is already on the wood. Buildup, worn areas, peeling coatings, and the finish you want all help define the work.
Deck restoration is a main service at River City. We’ll review the existing surface and discuss the preparation and finishing options that fit your project.
Ask about cleaning when your main concern is surface dirt or organic buildup. Cleaning does not automatically include stripping, staining, or sealing.
Tell us if the existing coating is failing or you want a different finish. Preparation and any staining or sealing belong in the agreed scope.
Working on a fence instead? Include fence care in your estimate request.
Photos are optional. Send what you have; you don’t need to identify the coating or measure every board to get started.
Driveways and patios can need more than one kind of care. This comparison helps you ask for the right assessment.
You don’t need a technical diagnosis. Tell us what the surface is made of and what is bothering you.

| What you’re seeing | Where to start | Understand the scope |
|---|---|---|
| A dirty driveway or walkway | Driveway & concrete cleaningShare the surface type, buildup, and any stains. | Cleaning is assessed for the surface. Sealing is a separate option, and not every mark will disappear. |
| Pavers with joint concerns | Paver joint restorationPoint out missing or deteriorated material between the pavers. | Joint work and optional sealing are assessed separately. Joint sand does not correct settling, loose pavers, or drainage problems. |
| Open concrete joints or cracks | Concrete crack caulking & joint sealingSend an overall view and a close-up if you have them. | Suitability needs review. Caulking does not level slabs or correct settlement, heaving, or structural failure. |
Some properties need several scopes. List the concerns together so each can be considered in your estimate.
Tell us which exterior areas need attention, how people use the site, and what access or scheduling limits matter. Those details help us prepare a practical commercial cleaning scope.
Request a Commercial Estimate →Exterior surfaces, entrances, and areas that affect the property’s presentation.
Define the areas to clean and any customer, tenant, or delivery access needs.
Identify the interior or exterior glass on your storefront or low-rise building and any access restrictions.
Include the site contact, approval process, and areas covered by the request.
Helpful starting information: site address, requested surfaces, occupied areas, access restrictions, and preferred work windows. Specialized work is reviewed for the site and scope.
Explore commercial cleaning services →Start with your priorities. The surface, condition, access, and desired result guide the proposal.
Share the property city or ZIP and the areas you want addressed. You can include more than one service in the same request.
Discuss existing finishes, visible concerns, and access. Photos can help identify the next questions; further assessment may be needed.
Review what is included, any separate options, and the expected limitations. Scheduling follows an agreed scope and suitable arrangements.
Not sure what to call the work? Describe the surface and what you want to improve. We can start there.
Ask about your property →Only when it is included in your agreed scope. A cleaning request does not automatically include staining or sealing. If you want a finish applied, we’ll review the surface and identify the preparation and finishing work in the estimate.
Yes. List the areas you want addressed, such as house washing, a deck, driveway care, or windows. We’ll review each surface and the requested work. Including them together does not mean every service will be completed in one visit.
An overall view, a close-up of the existing finish, and photos of areas that concern you are useful. Include rails and steps if they are part of the request. Photos, measurements, and finish history are optional to begin.
No. Choose “Not sure which service” and describe what you see. Dirt, peeling finish, missing paver joint material, and open concrete joints can lead to different scopes; you don’t need to diagnose them yourself.
Start with the site address, requested surfaces, and a contact for the property. Tell us about customer or tenant access, operating hours, and any approval requirements. The scope and scheduling arrangements are reviewed for that site.
River City Pressure Washing is based in Marquette Heights, near Peoria, and serves Pekin. This page describes service for Pekin properties; our business base is in Marquette Heights.
Request a free estimate for your Pekin home or commercial property.
Start with your name, a way to contact you, the property city or ZIP, and the closest project goal. Photos and detailed notes can wait.
We’ll use your request to discuss the work and the next step. For questions, call 309-213-9622.
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Tell us what needs attention, and we’ll help define the cleaning or restoration work for your property.