KBC Mobile Wash

Thank you everyone for your pick and edit suggestions. I’ve jazzed them up a bit. We plan to order one letter (Vertical) and one number (horizontal). Any last minute recommendations?

You know it was a fun night when you can’t lift your arm above your head!! Thank You Larry’s One Stop and Larry’s Two Stop for your business!! Glad we could get both locations cleaned up in one night!

That brick tho !!

Turning Green into Clean!

It doesn’t have to be dirty to still be cleaned! #countryliving

Absolutely lovin this November weather! Huge thank you to the Braymer Church of Christ for the call!

Washing into the setting sun.. gotta love daylight savings!

A beautiful afternoon in Mooresville!

Outside the house winter preparations Clean out gutters. Keep gutters clear of fall leaves, twigs and acorns. Do a full cleanor hire someone to do itbefore the snow flies. Clogged gutters can lead to a host of costly problems, including water damage to your home and termite nesting. Turn off outside spigots. Drain outside spigots, turning off water from inside your home. Consider covering exterior faucets with an insulating cover, especially if you don’t have a turn-off... valve inside. Power wash outside surfaces. Take time to scrub down patios, siding, decks and walkways to remove accumulated dirt from summer. Wash windows. Wash both inside and outside surfaces, and inspect seals. Caulk if necessary. Remove screens and store them for winter. Paint, caulk and seal exterior wood. All of the wood trim on the exterior of your home needs to be protected from the elements. All cracks need to be caulked to prevent water intrusion. Seal your masonry and hard surface. If you have a concrete patio, driveways or walkways, make sure they’re protected as well. Occasionally apply a concrete sealer to all of your flat exterior concrete surfaces. Drain outside water features. This includes hot tubs, fountains, swimming pools and waterfalls. Hire specialists to ensure your water features are properly drained and winterized to prevent freezing in any water lines. Check outdoor lighting. Inspect outdoor lighting, replacing bulbs as needed. This is especially important with lights that require step ladders for bulb changes. Drain irrigation systems. Properly drain and blow out automated irrigation systems to avoid damage from freezing and thawing. If you’re unsure how to do this, call whoever installed your system.

Think Pink October is breast cancer awareness month!