Fair-Born. Two Towns, One Crew.
Windows, siding, roofs, driveways and gutters across Fairborn and Bath Township. Family-owned out of Tipp City, in Greene County most weeks, and no travel charge.
Every Exterior Surface, One Crew
Pressure Washing in Fairborn
Driveways, walks, patios and aprons — surface cleaner, not a striping wand.
Pressure washing here →Soft Washing in Fairborn
Chalking aluminum, original wood, brick and roofs. No force anywhere.
Soft washing here →Window Cleaning in Fairborn
Original sash, storm-window tracks, purified-water rinse.
Window cleaning here →Roof Cleaning
Black streaks off asphalt shingle without a pressure washer touching it.
Roof cleaning →Gutter Cleaning
Cleared by hand, downspouts flushed, debris hauled off.
Gutter cleaning →Concrete Cleaning
Sidewalks, steps, patios and garage floors.
Concrete cleaning →The Town That Moved Itself
Fairborn is two villages that became one. Fairfield was founded in 1816, Osborn in 1850. After the 1913 flood the Huffman Dam went in, and it put Osborn inside the new flood pool — so from 1920 the village moved. Around two hundred houses and as many outbuildings were jacked up, hauled across by mule and tractor, and set back down on new foundations. The two merged in 1950, taking half a name each.
Then the base did the rest. Between 1950 and 1970 the town grew to roughly six times its size on Wright-Patterson, which is why so much of Fairborn is one twenty-year cohort of houses and concrete, all reaching the same age together.
It is a genuinely unusual exterior job for that reason: pre-1920 buildings and 1960s tract housing in the same day's work, wanting completely different treatment.
Nearby we also work Beavercreek, and closer to home Tipp City, Troy, Vandalia, Huber Heights and Dayton.
We're Not Local to Fairborn, But We're Here Most Weeks
Our shop is in Tipp City, which is a proper drive from here rather than the five minutes it is to Troy or Vandalia. We would rather say that than pretend we are around the corner.
What it does not mean is a surcharge. We have enough work down here that we are in Greene County most weeks anyway, so Fairborn is priced exactly the same as Tipp City or Troy — no travel fee, no minimum, nothing added for the distance. You get the whole number before anyone starts, and it does not move on the day.
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A Team Contracting · Tipp City, OH · serving Fairborn and Greene County · Mon–Sat 7am–7pm