Spruce Goose Exterior Cleaning

About Spruce Goose Exterior Cleaning

For eleven months of the year the Washington State Fairgrounds sit mostly empty, gravel lots and midway pavement waiting on the crowds that only show up each September, and on the rare winter day a real snow reaches the valley, that same open ground turns into one long unbroken sheet of white. Spruce Goose spends its summers rinsing siding and storefront glass around town, but a snow like that calls for the same steady, methodical pass, working a lot section by section the way a building gets washed corner by corner. Clearing the fairground service roads and nearby lots means keeping wide, flat spaces open that have no foot traffic to pack the snow down naturally. There's an odd quiet to that much empty pavement under snow, away from the noise a fair crowd would normally bring to the same ground. By the time the lot is bare again, it's back to looking like just another gray winter day in the valley, waiting on next September.