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Uniontown, in Lake Township, is one of the newest-built communities in Stark County, and new construction brings its own specific cleaning problems — close to the opposite set from the century houses closer to Canton.
Exact prices from the price book, by size. Sales tax is shown as its own line on the estimate.
Uniontown is mostly newer suburban construction, and newer here means larger — a 2,500 square foot home is $399 and 3,000 square feet is $459. A second story does not change that; the price follows the square footage. Ten-year-old vinyl still collects the same north-side algae as anything older, so being newer changes the price only by changing the size.
Every price we charge is on this site. Find your home’s square footage — or let us work it out from your address — and you have your price. See the full price list.




This is a market of active new-build communities: Jacobs Ridge, Spring Hill and Lake Manor, on streets like Ledgestone, Kings Arms Circle, Rhine River Road and Timber Lake. New suburban construction means large footprints, stone and vinyl combination elevations, three-car garages with wide aprons, poured patios, and fresh concrete that stains fast because it has not cured a decade of sealant into itself yet. Golf traffic runs through the area as well, with Raintree Golf & Event Center in town and other courses close by, so cart-path adjacent hardscape and clubhouse entry surfaces are part of the picture. The Cleveland Avenue and Edison Street corridors carry the commercial work.
Uniontown's identity is builder-developed subdivisions rather than historic neighborhoods, and homeowners here generally identify with the community name or the Lake Local school boundary. Because the subdivisions went up as units, the houses on a given street share an age, a siding package and a roof pitch, so they reach the same condition at about the same time.
Newer suburban homes are not low-maintenance homes; they are differently-maintained homes. Vinyl and stone-veneer elevations need chemistry matched to the panel and the mortar joint, not one pressure setting run across both. Architectural shingle roofs on wide, complex rooflines hold moisture in the valleys and on north planes, and that is where the first algae shows up while the rest of the roof still looks new. And the large expanses of relatively young concrete — driveways, aprons, patio and pool surrounds — are the surfaces owners notice first, because organic growth and rust bleed read obviously against light gray concrete.
Uniontown's commercial strip is small and local, skewing toward sit-down restaurants and service businesses along Cleveland Avenue and Edison Street. On a strip that size a single stained slab is conspicuous, because there is no scale to hide it in — a streaked entry or a dark patio slab reads to somebody standing outside deciding whether to walk in.
Newer construction has its own failure profile. Light gray concrete shows organic growth and rust bleed far more obviously than older, weathered slabs, which is why a house only ten years old can look worse than a neighbor's older one. Young concrete separates into three cases: what cleans, what improves, and what is a rust problem with a source — a fastener, a rail, or an irrigation head carrying iron — that returns every season until the source is dealt with. Architectural roofs on complex rooflines hold moisture in the valleys and north planes, so growth establishes there long before it is visible from the street.
The ones naming Uniontown go to a page written about this city’s surfaces, with the full price table on it.
Yes. Larger properties with long concrete drives, gravel-to-concrete transitions, outbuilding aprons, and open exposure are common around Hartville, and they are quoted by measured area and condition rather than as a flat house-and-drive package. Open exposure and nearby fields usually mean more organic staining on roofs and siding and more tracked soil on the concrete. On a property that size the walkthrough covers all of it, because the outbuildings and the drive are usually where the surface area actually is.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
Both can be true, and on the newer Uniontown houses that is common. Architectural shingle roofs on wide, complex rooflines hold moisture in the valleys and on the north planes, and that is where the first algae establishes while the rest of the roof still looks new. So the visible face of the roof is the last place to check, not the first. We look at the valleys and shaded planes on the walk-through and tell you whether you are looking at early growth worth treating now or a roof that can wait — treating early is cheaper and easier than treating a fully streaked roof later.
Learn More — what black streaks, moss, and lichen actually do to a roof
Patio slabs, entry concrete and canopy appearance — in that order, because that is the order a customer standing outside takes them in while deciding whether to walk in. A stained slab or a streaked entry reads as neglect before anyone has seen the inside of your building. The commercial base here is smaller and more local than in Canton or Akron and skews toward sit-down restaurants and service businesses along Cleveland Avenue and Edison Street, which means your frontage is being compared to your immediate neighbors' rather than to a big plaza. We quote a one-time clean and a recurring interval so you can see the difference.
Because rust staining has a source, and until the source is dealt with the stain returns no matter how well it was treated. On light gray concrete it reads obviously, which is why owners here notice it early. Common sources are fertilizer with iron content, a metal fixture or railing shedding onto the slab, well water with iron in it running through an irrigation head, or something metal that was left sitting. On the estimate we treat the stain and tell you what we think is feeding it, because otherwise you are paying for the same removal every season.
Yes. North Canton, Massillon, Louisville, Uniontown, and Hartville sit close enough together that a property in any of them can usually be seen in person without that becoming its own trip. The housing across them ranges from century brick near the Canton core to new-build stone and vinyl in Lake Township, so the method is set house by house rather than by which suburb it sits in. Put your address into the instant estimate for a price in about two minutes, or call if you would rather talk it through.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
Newer suburban homes are not low-maintenance homes; they are differently-maintained homes. Vinyl and stone-veneer elevations need chemistry matched to the panel and to the mortar joint, not one pressure setting run across both — and a veneer joint is easier to damage than the panel next to it. What owners here notice first is almost always the concrete: driveways, aprons, patio and pool surrounds where organic growth and rust bleed read obviously against light gray concrete. So on a house this age it is usually the hardscape that is due, with the siding close behind.
Two different problems on one house. The sun-facing elevations have oxidized — the vinyl finish itself has broken down into a dull, chalky layer, which is why a rinse wets it and it dries back looking the same. A lot of siding is made to shed that chalk with washing, so the wash comes first and often takes it off; whatever is left once it is clean is treated and priced after we see it. The shaded planes, usually the roof, hold moisture and grow algae, which is organic and releases with a soft wash. The 1990s and 2000s Medina subdivisions are almost entirely vinyl siding with asphalt shingle, which is the pairing where this split shows up most.
Why a wash leaves chalky siding chalky-looking, and what actually improves it, is explained in why a wash will not bring the color back.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
Learn More — what siding oxidation is and why pressure washing won't fix it
On a Louisville subdivision house, usually the drive and the roof before the siding. The asphalt shingle roof streaks on the shaded plane and is soft washed, never pressured. The vinyl or aluminum siding chalks and oxidizes on the sun side, where the wash comes first and takes off what the siding is designed to shed, whatever is left is treated and priced after we see it, and it can often hold another season. And the wide concrete drives and aprons here hold road salt through spring, which is both the most visible surface and the one that degrades if it is left.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
Learn More — what siding oxidation is and why pressure washing won't fix it
Yes. Commercial services include restaurant exteriors, drive-thru pads, storefronts, entryways, sidewalks, parking-area concrete, gas-station forecourts, pump islands, dumpster pads, loading areas, industrial surfaces, fleets, equipment, and recurring property-care programs.
A house wash covers the siding, the soffit and fascia, and the outside face of the gutters and downspouts, done as a low-pressure soft wash matched to vinyl, aluminum or stone-veneer surfaces. Most North Canton homes we work on pair that with roof soft washing for shingle algae and with driveway or walkway cleaning, since the front approach is what shows from the street.
The gutter clean-out is free with a roof soft wash, free with the maintenance plan's autumn visit, and 25% off added to any other service, and the rate is on the pricing page. More on what the gutters do to a roof in black streaks, moss and lichen.