Case Studies
Real-world examples of how our closed-loop pressure washing system delivers results for golf facilities, HOA communities, and commercial properties. Each project demonstrates the environmental and operational advantages of closed-loop cleaning.
18-Hole Golf Course Cart Path Restoration
Objective: A Florida golf facility needed to remove heavy algae buildup and organic staining from approximately 5 miles of cart paths. The paths had become slippery in shaded areas, creating safety concerns for members. The facility could not afford to close holes or restrict cart traffic for more than 2 days.
- Approach: Deployed our patent-pending closed-loop cleaning system, working section by section around tee times and maintenance windows. No hoses were stretched across the course. The golf-cart-sized equipment navigated all paths without turf damage.
- Timeline: Completed in 1.5 days, working around active play on multiple holes.
- Water usage: Estimated 90% less water than traditional pressure washing due to continuous recovery and reuse.
- Outcome: Visibly cleaner paths with restored surface appearance. Slip hazards in shaded areas eliminated. Post-treatment applied to slow algae regrowth. Member feedback was positive — paths looked like new.
- Environmental: Zero wash water entered storm drains or the course's water features. No runoff to ponds or streams.
HOA Community Sidewalk and Common Area Cleaning
Objective: A master-planned HOA community with approximately 3 miles of sidewalks and common-area walkways needed cleaning to improve curb appeal and address resident concerns about slippery surfaces near the clubhouse and pool areas. The HOA board wanted an environmentally responsible solution that wouldn't send contaminated water into the community's storm drain system.
- Approach: Used our compact closed-loop system to clean sidewalks, entry walkways, and pool deck areas. Equipment navigated narrow pathways and landscaped areas without damage. All wash water was captured and reused — no runoff flowed into streets or storm drains.
- Timeline: Completed in 1 day, with residents maintaining access to sidewalks throughout the process.
- Outcome: Dramatically improved appearance of sidewalks and common areas. Dark algae staining removed from shaded walkways. Post-treatment applied to high-moisture areas near the pool to slow regrowth.
- Resident response: HOA board reported positive feedback from residents. The community's green committee specifically appreciated the zero-runoff approach.
Parking Garage Deep Cleaning — Multi-Level Structure
Objective: A commercial parking garage with 3 levels and approximately 40,000 sq ft of surface area needed deep cleaning to remove oil stains, tire marks, and salt residue. The property manager required a method that would not send contaminated water through the garage's floor drains, which connect directly to the municipal storm water system.
- Approach: Deployed our closed-loop system level by level, coordinating with facility management to maintain parking availability. Oil stains and tire marks were removed without discharging any wash water through floor drains.
- Compliance: Zero discharge to storm water systems. The property manager confirmed the approach met their environmental compliance requirements.
- Outcome: Oil stains and tire marks significantly reduced. Surface appearance improved across all three levels. The garage looked cleaner and more professional for tenants and visitors.
- Risk mitigation: By eliminating runoff, the property owner and management company avoided potential Clean Water Act liability associated with traditional pressure washing methods.
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