Power Washing in Chatham Borough, NJ

Chatham Borough is the compact half of the Chathams, roughly 2.4 square miles built around Main Street and the train station, and it has been its own municipality since 1897. The settlement goes back to 1710 at the crossing of the river the Lenape called Fishawack, a name the borough still uses for its yearly festival. Sections like the Manor, Mansion Row, and Stanley are lined with housing styles that were popular in America in the late 1800s and early 1900s, on lots close enough together that neighbors see each other's siding.

When homes sit that close, one dingy north wall or one streaked roof stands out. Our crews soft wash siding, trim, and shingles without tearing at older paint or wood, wash windows, and clean the front walks and porch steps that everyone passes on the way to the station.