Awning Cleaning Services

Impress Your Customers With a Clean Awning

Your awning and signs tell your customers everything they need to know about your business. But it’s not just what it says, it’s how it looks. You’ve obsessed over your branding, and spent a lot of money on your awning, now make sure your signage stays looking as great as you imagined.  Regular cleanings prevent discoloration and dirt buildup and keeps your signage looking newer longer.

Give your storefront the curb appeal that will attract customers and increase your sales.  Restore the beauty to your (very expensive) awning by removing dirt and mildew that has built up over time. cleaning and sealing will significantly extend the life of your awning. MD Cleaning Solutions use specially-formulated, and environmentally safe cleaners and sealers.

Our cleaning process, which includes gentle washing, low pressure rinsing, chemical treatment, and protective sealers, safely clean and protect the fabric.

Just got a new awning and signage? Don’t wait until you have a dirty awning to make sure it stays clean!

• Vinyl
• Canvas
• Aluminum 

Suggestions for Awning Owners

Prevent Objects From Touching Your Awning

Wind will cause anything that is resting on the awning to whip back and forth creating permanent abrasions and stains. So keep tree branches cut back, and do not tie advertising banners or flags to your awning.

Debris And Bird Droppings

Remove branches, leaves and other debris from the awning as soon as possible. They can cause staining and the weight of these objects (especially when wet) can cause the fabric to stretch.  Bird droppings can be a real problem. The residue is acidic and can cause color fading on almost all types of material. It is a particular problem on eradicable materials.  So rinse them off when you see them.

Laced Awnings

Most "Traditional Style" patio awnings are secured to the awning frame by string.  The awning is manufactured this way so the fabric can be tightened if it stretches.  If you notice stretching happening, take care of it quickly. Much staining is caused when water pools. Stretching will also increase because of the weight of the pooling water.

Cleaning Your Awnings

Don't wait till your awning is filthy to clean it. More frequent cleanings are better for the material because you can use a gentler cleaning process and milder cleaners. There will also be less chance of permanent stains forming. Additionally, most manufacturers require regular cleaning to maintain the material's warranties. As a rule of thumb, we have found that under normal conditions you should clean fabric awnings 2 to 3 times per year and vinyl awnings 3 to 4 times per year.

Working Above The Awning

If work is being done above the awning, then make sure nothing can drop or spill on it. Paint and roofing material on an awning is difficult or impossible to get off. Cover or take down the awnings if the possibility of damage exists.

Fix Holes And Rips

When you discover holes or rips in your awning, have them repaired professionally before the damage can spread.