Exterior Cleaning and Snow Removal in Marshfield

Marshfield is home. Our shop is at 10848 Lincoln Ave, and this is the one town where we offer every service on our list, including snow removal.

The city straddles two counties. Most of it, everything south of McMillan Street, is in Wood County, and the smaller sections north of McMillan are in Marathon County. We cover both sides the same way.

Snow removal is a Marshfield-only service

We do not plow in any other town, so if you are in Marshfield this is worth knowing about. Here is exactly what it covers:

• Driveways and sidewalks, for homes and for businesses.
• Salting, if you want it.
• Your choice of timing: we come out automatically after a snowfall, or when you call.
• Priced per visit, starting at $75 for a small driveway.

There is plenty of snow to move. Marshfield averages about 57 inches of snow a year, with at least an inch on the ground on about 100 days.

What a Marshfield winter does to concrete

Marshfield sees about 166 nights a year below freezing, and concrete takes the brunt of it. When the top of a driveway starts to flake or peel, that is called scaling, and heavy use of de-icing salt is one of the usual causes.

Power washing does not repair scaled concrete. What it does is strip off the winter's grime so you can see what shape your driveway, patio and sidewalk are really in. On flat surfaces we use a pressure washing surface cleaner for an even finish.

Marshfield houses

About one in five Marshfield homes went up in 1939 or earlier, and half of all the homes in the city were built before about 1973. Whether yours is a century-old two-story or a newer build, the siding gets a low-pressure soft wash.

Only about half of Marshfield's homes are single-family houses, and the city is home to the Marshfield Clinic, so a good share of what needs washing here is apartments, offices and storefronts. Commercial soft washing, window washing and pressure washing are quoted per building, because no two of them are the same job.