Exterior Pressure Pros proudly provides professional exterior cleaning services throughout Smith County, TX

We enjoy helping homeowners and businesses keep their properties spotless and protected year-round. With the region’s heat, humidity, and constant exposure to the elements, routine cleaning is essential to prevent buildup and maintain curb appeal. Our team uses industry-leading soft wash and pressure washing methods to deliver safe, long-lasting results that make every property look its best.

 

When it comes to house washing in Smith County, TX, Exterior Pressure Pros is the trusted choice for removing dirt, mold, algae, and grime that accumulate on siding, brick, and stucco. Our gentle soft wash process protects your home’s exterior while restoring a clean, vibrant look. Whether you’re preparing to sell, improving curb appeal, or performing routine upkeep, our house washing services help protect your investment and extend the life of your exterior surfaces.

 

Businesses across Smith County rely on Exterior Pressure Pros for dependable parking lot cleaning that enhances safety and professionalism. Clean parking lots reduce slip hazards, improve customer perception, and prevent long-term surface deterioration. We remove stains, dirt, gum, oil spots, and debris to keep your property looking clean and inviting.

 

For commercial clients, our gas station cleaning services are designed to handle high-traffic conditions and stubborn buildup. We clean pump areas, concrete pads, storefronts, and islands to eliminate oil stains, fuel residue, gum, and grime. A clean gas station not only attracts more customers but also supports compliance and sanitation standards. Exterior Pressure Pros ensures your site remains bright, safe, and welcoming.

 

With top-quality equipment, expert techniques, and a commitment to customer satisfaction, Exterior Pressure Pros is the go-to exterior cleaning company in Smith County, TX for homes and businesses alike.

Why Smith County, TX Should Choose Exterior Pressure Pros

Smith County homeowners and business owners trust Exterior Pressure Pros because we understand the local climate, soil conditions, and environmental factors that lead to stubborn buildup on exterior surfaces. Our team specializes in cleaning solutions designed for East Texas humidity, red clay stains, algae growth, and the wear caused by constant sun exposure. With methods tailored to the needs of Smith County, we deliver results that keep properties looking clean longer and protect surfaces from unnecessary damage.

 

Exterior Pressure Pros provides Smith County residents with reliable, high-quality service backed by professional equipment and experienced technicians. Whether you’re maintaining a home in a quiet neighborhood or managing a commercial property with high traffic, we offer customized soft wash and pressure washing options to match your exact needs. From roofs and siding to driveways, fences, storefronts, and parking lots, our services help restore curb appeal while extending the life of your exterior surfaces.

 

Most importantly, Smith County customers choose us because we prioritize honesty, safety, and communication. We take the time to explain the difference between soft washing and pressure washing, ensuring you always get the safest and most effective method for your property. With Exterior Pressure Pros, you're partnering with a team committed to dependable scheduling, transparent recommendations, and exceptional results—keeping Smith County homes and businesses looking their best year-round.

 

A Little About Smith County, TX

Our Beginnings - Smith County Tx

Welcome to beautiful East Texas. The earliest inhabitants of what is now Smith County, Texas, were Caddo (or Tejas) Indians. The Spanish explorers knew these Indians as Tejas, for whom they named the present Texas.

Although Texas was a province of Spain and Mexico until 1821, few European settlers inhabited the area to become Smith County until after the Texas Revolution. Smith County was established in 1846, by the new Texas State Legislature and was named for General James Smith who fought for Texas' independence and served during the Indian Wars. Boundaries were established at that time and have not changed to this day.

Currently, Smith County has 932 square miles, 1,273 miles of county roads, 11 cities and 18 taxing entities.

In 2000, the population of Smith County was about 174,700, ranking it among the top 25 in population of the 254 Texas Counties. By 2007, the population of Smith County had grown to over 198,700, and according to the recent census taken in 2010, the population of Smith County had grown to about 209,000. Additional businesses and retirees relocate into the area each year because of the quality of life found here.

History of Smith County Tx

Smith County was one of several new counties formed by the new Texas State Legislature in April of 1846. The county was named for General James Smith, who came to Texas in 1816, fought for Texas’ independence and served during the Indian Wars.

 

Five commissioners -- John Dewberry, William B. Duncan, James C. Hill, John Lollar and Elisha Lott -- were appointed by the Texas Legislature to select the boundaries of Smith County. The commissioners selected 300 acres on a hilltop near the center of Smith County as the new county seat. The county seat, Tyler, was named after President John Tyler.

 

With a population of 209,714, Smith County is located 90 miles east of Dallas/Fort Worth, 90 miles west of Shreveport, La. and less than 200 miles north of Houston. Smith County includes the cities of Tyler, Lindale, Whitehouse, Arp, Troup, Bullard, Winona, New Chapel Hill, Noonday, Overton and Hide-a-Way Lake.