Mobile, on-site cleaning for air-supported structures, sports domes, and tennis bubbles—using membrane-safe, low-pressure methods that restore brightness and extend service life. See process, videos, and FAQs below.
Serving West Virginia statewide (Charleston, Huntington, Morgantown, Parkersburg, Wheeling, Weirton, Fairmont, Martinsburg, Beckley, Clarksburg, South Charleston, St. Albans, Vienna, Bluefield, Oak Hill, Bridgeport, Moundsville, Dunbar, Hurricane, Elkins, Nitro, Princeton, Charles Town, Ranson, Lewisburg, Summersville, Keyser, Grafton, Weston, Buckhannon, Ripley, Point Pleasant, Barboursville, Teays Valley, New Martinsville, Logan, Spencer, Philippi, Follansbee, Kenova).
We walk the site, review access, tie-offs, and perimeter safety; inspect seams, zippers, and coatings to tailor detergents and dwell times—considering Appalachian humidity and fog, coal/industrial soot along the Ohio & Kanawha valleys, maple/oak pollen, leaf tannins, irrigation minerals, and hillside/staging access.
Set controlled work zones, anchor points, and (as needed) capture/diversion for compliant runoff—coordinated around club play, school calendars, tournaments, and event schedules.
Apply membrane-safe chemistry to lift algae/mildew, soot film, pollen/leaf residues, oxidation from sun/cold cycles, and hard-water spotting from wells/municipal sources. Soft agitation only—no harsh abrasion.
Gentle rinse, then final quality check for uniform brightness and coating integrity. Provide before/after documentation.
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We plan around spring pollen peaks, humid summers and afternoon storms, and winter snow/ice with road salt & sand—often cleaning with the dome inflated to minimize downtime.
Early-morning/overnight windows reduce wind and UV; controlled rinse helps prevent mineral spotting on bright membranes.
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Yes—chemistry and pressure are tailored for coated fabrics, with gentle agitation and controlled dwell times.
Most projects proceed while inflated, with safety perimeters and coordination with your facilities team.
Small domes: ~1 day. Full-size: 1–3 days depending on soiling, access, and weather windows.
EPA-conscious practices with capture/diversion as needed; only approved detergents/biocides for organic growth.
Tell us about your dome (dimensions, age, coating, access). We’ll scope the project and schedule around your season.
Phone: 888-4PP-WASH • Email: davidkasel@prestigepressurewashing.com