Regina's pressure washing & Landscaping

About Regina's pressure washing & Landscaping

At the foot of Holly Street the Canby Ferry pulls itself across the Willamette on a cable, and the river runs green and unhurried on a July morning while the town wakes up behind it. All that river air has a way of settling into hard surfaces — moss in the seams of a driveway, a gray film creeping up the siding, a front walk that has quietly forgotten its own color. Regina's pressure washing & Landscaping goes straight at that: the wand sweeping a slow arc, a clean line running out ahead of it, the real surface coming back one pass at a time. The lawn and landscape work follows the same instinct — mowing, edging, string trimming, beds cleared and shaped so a yard reads finished from the curb. Canby is a town where people still walk their own front walks, and there is a plain kind of joy in the last stroke, when the concrete is bright and the grass line beside it is crisp enough to sight down.