Big Pressure Pressure Washing & Junk removal

Big Pressure Pressure Washing & Junk Removal is one of those local outfits that runs like it’s supposed to. Folks keep saying the same things in different ways: **on time**, **next day**, **prompt**, **responsive**, **easy to deal with**, and a **fair price** that doesn’t turn into a surprise once the work starts. And in this line of work, that’s half the battle—because how many “junk guys” have you dealt with who ghost, show up late, or change the number when the truck’s already in your driveway?

What stands out is how Ikean/Kean (the owner) seems to stay hands-on. People aren’t talking about a dispatcher and a rotating crew—they’re talking about *him* showing up, being **extremely professional**, **courteous**, and just working until it’s done. One review even mentions a **6a** plan for a hauling job, and he hit it **right on time**. That tells you a lot. Contractors and property managers notice that kind of thing, because early-morning jobs don’t forgive slack.

And they’re not just doing light “curbside” stuff either. You’ve got **junk removal** and **hauling** where the load mattered—one customer had **$7000** worth of material, and they called out that the load was **properly secured** and delivered exactly how requested. That’s the difference between a guy with a truck and a real operator. Who wants to gamble on someone strapping down a load like it’s lawn clippings?

On the cleaning side, the reviews read like real before-and-after talk. A shed that “was green,” a house/driveway/shed/walkway that “hasn’t been this clean since we moved in 40 years ago,” and even a **chimney looks fantastic** comment. That’s not someone spraying water for ten minutes and calling it a day. People mention **attention to detail**, and they notice he’ll work “til everything was thoroughly cleaned.” But, yeah—pressure washing is messy work. Overspray, grime runoff, tight corners. These reviews make it sound like he handles the messy realities without drama.

Pricing-wise, nobody’s complaining about being upsold or squeezed. You see **great price**, **good price**, **very reasonable**, and that “job well done from the 1st moment I contacted him until the very end” kind of language. That usually comes from clear communication—set the expectation, show up, do the work, get paid, no fuss. And if you’ve been around this industry, you know how rare it is for customers to mention the whole process, start to finish, and stay happy.

But if you’re looking for a big corporate setup with layers of scheduling and branded uniforms, this doesn’t read like that. It reads like a local owner-led operation that wins work by being **reliable** and doing what they said they’d do—especially on timing and follow-through. And honestly, that’s why people keep saying, “I know who I’m calling next time.”

If you want a crew that shows up **on time**, stays **professional**, and leaves the place cleaner than it had any right to be, Big Pressure’s built a reputation around exactly that.