Window cleaning in Lexington.

Why Lexington

1. We respect the Lee Chapel + Colonnade-level historic stock Washington and Lee's Colonnade dates to 1842; Lee Chapel (1867) and the surrounding W&L buildings are National Historic Landmarks. VMI's barracks and parade ground are federally listed. The surrounding Federal-period and Victorian downtown is one of the country's better-preserved 19th-century cores. Lime-mortar care, hand-detail original wood, low-pressure-only cleaning on historic brick — and we coordinate carefully with university property management.
2. We coordinate with W&L and VMI Both universities run academic calendars that drive city traffic — move-in week, finals, graduation, and especially VMI's parade weekends and W&L's Mock Convention years. We schedule residential routes around academic peaks; we work with university property management on Grounds-edge work; we never use power equipment near classroom buildings during exam windows.
3. We work the historic-residential reality Houston Street, Lewis Street, Letcher Avenue, and the surrounding residential blocks hold dense Federal-period and Victorian houses. Many homeowners are deeply preservation-minded — original sash windows, decorative trim, hand-laid stone foundations. We bring the right pace and the right protocols.

If you're inside Lexington city limits — the Main Street downtown, the W&L campus area, the VMI parade ground neighborhood, the Houston / Lewis / Letcher historic residential — we service it. Lexington is in the Shenandoah Valley primary zone; no trip fee.