Pressure Washing & Soft Washing in Cross Plains, TN

Exterior cleaning for Cross Plains homeowners

Cross Plains was the first part of Robertson County settled by Europeans, when Revolutionary War veteran Thomas Kilgore arrived on the Middle Fork of the Red River in 1778 and built a stockade known as Kilgore Station. Today it is a small city between Springfield and Gallatin, right where State Route 25 meets Interstate 65 at exit 112, with a mix of historic downtown buildings, family farmland and newer neighborhoods.

Cross Plains is about 10 miles from our Portland base, which makes it an easy trip for house washing, driveway cleaning, roof soft washing and everything else we do. Rural lots, older brick homes and mature trees are the norm here, and each of those calls for a thoughtful approach rather than blasting everything with pressure.

Landmarks and places we work near in Cross Plains

Cross Plains has a lot of local history. These are places we work near and use as reference points:

• Kilgore ParkBuilt west of East Robertson High School between 2004 and 2008, the park is named for the founding settler and anchors the city's growing recreation area.
• East Robertson High SchoolThe school serves Cross Plains and nearby Orlinda, so many of our local customers have kids there.
• Cross Plains City HallThe civic heart of town and a handy landmark on State Route 25.
• Thomas DrugsOne of the oldest businesses in town, open since 1915.
• Kilgore Station siteThe 1778 stockade built by Thomas Kilgore, Robertson County's first European settlement, just west of town on the Middle Fork of the Red River.
• Interstate 65, exit 112The interchange with State Route 25, which connects Cross Plains to Springfield to the west and Gallatin to the east.
• The old Louisville & Nashville Turnpike (US 31W)The historic stagecoach route along the eastern edge of town, also the shortcut to White House and Portland.
• Neophogen College siteA private college that operated in Cross Plains from 1873 to 1877, a reminder of how long the town has been here.

What Cross Plains homes deal with

Cross Plains homes range from late 1800s farmhouses and brick bungalows to ranch houses built in the 1970s and 80s and newer builds on larger parcels. The shade from big oaks and the humid Middle Tennessee climate mean green algae on north-facing walls, mildew on porches and decks, and pollen that settles on everything each spring.

We often combine a gentle house wash with a brick cleaning, a porch and patio cleaning, and a fence cleaning on one trip, which keeps costs down and gives you a consistent clean from the roofline to the walkway.

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Care plans for Cross Plains homeowners

For homes around Cross Plains, Complete Home covers the most-needed items on one schedule: house wash, two driveway and sidewalk cleanings, gutters and porch and patio, plus priority scheduling.