Professional Exterior Cleaning in Kilgore, TX
Residential & Commercial

Exterior Pressure Pros proudly serves Kilgore, TX with premium residential and commercial exterior cleaning solutions designed to protect and enhance your property. Every home and business is different, which is why choosing between soft washing and pressure washing isn’t a one-size-fits-all decision. Meeting with our expert team ensures you get the right method for your surfaces, your goals, and your long-term property care.

 

Soft washing is ideal for delicate surfaces like siding, roofs, and painted finishes because it uses low pressure and eco-friendly detergents to safely eliminate algae, mildew, and stains without causing damage. Pressure washing, on the other hand, delivers high-powered cleaning for tough surfaces like concrete, brick, and heavy buildup areas. During a consultation, we walk you through the pros and cons of each method, inspect your property, and explain exactly which process will deliver the best results without risking unnecessary wear or damage.

 

By choosing Exterior Pressure Pros, Kilgore homeowners and business owners get more than a cleaning service — you get expert guidance, honest recommendations, and customized solutions that protect your investment. Let us show you the safest, most effective way to restore your property’s curb appeal. Schedule your consultation today and discover the difference the right cleaning method can make.

Why Kilgore, TX Should Choose Exterior Pressure Pros

Kilgore residents and business owners benefit from choosing Exterior Pressure Pros because we understand the unique buildup, humidity, and environmental conditions of East Texas. Our team uses cleaning methods tailored specifically to this region, ensuring long-lasting results that protect your property from mold, algae, and weather-related wear. We also take pride in delivering dependable scheduling, clear communication, and a customer-first approach—no surprises, no shortcuts, and no upselling you don’t need.

 

Exterior Pressure Pros stands out in Kilgore for our commitment to protecting your property’s value. Regular soft wash or pressure washing not only boosts curb appeal but also prevents long-term damage caused by grime, moisture, and organic growth. We offer solutions for both residential and commercial clients, from restoring storefronts and parking areas to safely washing roofs, siding, and outdoor living spaces. Our professional-grade equipment and trained technicians deliver results that DIY cleaning simply cannot match.

 

Most importantly, Kilgore customers choose us because we focus on safety, quality, and transparency. We take the time to explain every step of the cleaning process, recommend the right method for each surface, and ensure your property is treated with the care it deserves. With Exterior Pressure Pros, you’re not just hiring a cleaning service—you’re partnering with a team dedicated to keeping your home or business looking its best year-round.

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A Little About Kilgore, TX

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Kilgore Texas: The City of Stars

Kilgore, founded in 1872, is located in Gregg and Rusk counties in Upper East Texas, and had a population of about 14,000 residents in the census of 2020.

It is situated on Interstate Highway I-20, U.S. Highway 259, and Texas Highways 31 & 42, 120 miles from Dallas, 200 miles from Houston and 70 miles from Shreveport. The City of Tyler is located west of Kilgore, Longview to the northeast, and Henderson to the south.

The Oil and Gas Industry

The East Texas oil and gas industry dates from the 1930s, and continues to this day to be an important part of the economy and job market of Kilgore as well as Longview, Marshall, Gladewater, Van, Jacksonville and other cities and towns.

The history of oil and gas exploration in Texas is a long one, dating from the first major discovery at Corsicana in 1894.

In October 1930, the Daisy Bradford No. 3 well blew in Rusk County close to Joinerville and Turnertown, opening the East Texas field.

This giant East Texas oil field extended into parts of Smith, Upshur, Gregg, Cherokee and Rusk counties.

The discoveries and production of oil have led to the creation of many Texas towns, and to the organization of companies which have become national and international players in the oil industry.

Attractions and Things to Do in Kilgore

Downtown Kilgore is a destination for residents and visitors alike. Surrounded by artifacts of its oil heritage like the 37 oil derricks that dot the downtown skyline as well as the preserved Art Deco buildings, downtown Kilgore continues to be a very special place.

Each Christmas, Kilgore lights up its derricks, helping the city maintain its title as the state's official "City of Stars." The lights are turned on the first Saturday after Thanksgiving and remain lit until after January 1.

Restaurants, salons, gift stores as well as two historic theaters are year-round destinations. A number of attractions are popular in Kilgore, such as:

  • The World's Richest Acre - A landmark and a symbol of the oil boom years that is one of the most photographed and visited sites in Kilgore
  • The Texan Theater - Built in 1931, the go-to place for Westerns. Owned by the City of Kilgore, ongoing renovations aim to revitalize the historic venue. Open for viewing during special downtown events and available to rent for weddings and events.
  • The Coca-Cola Mural - A picture perfect spot to complete any historic downtown located on the side of the BTH Bank building
  • Texas Museum of Broadcasting & Communications
  • The Old Post Office
  • The Crim Theater - From the mid-1960s to 1972, the Crim relocated to the Texan. Since that time, the theater relocated back to its original building and restored its neon marquee.
  • Many quant shopping venues
  • Dining options - The mix of restaurants truly provides an authentic culinary experience within the downtown district. From burgers at The Back Porch & Char-burger Stockade – to portobello mushroom ravioli – the options are endless.
  • Special events

For more information, be sure to check out Visit Kilgore and Kilgore Main Street, and the Kilgore Chamber of Commerce and the City of Kilgore websites.