Barn & Equestrian Facility Cleaning

Barn & Equestrian Facility Cleaning

North Central Florida is horse country, and barns here take a beating. Humidity, mildew, dust, red clay, cobwebs and years of buildup dull metal roofs, stain stall walls and make a well-kept facility look neglected.

Pressure Pros LLC cleans barns, stables and equestrian facilities from Gainesville and Alachua to Williston, Archer, Newberry and Ocala. We’re firefighter-owned and operated, licensed and insured, and the owner is on site for every job.

What We Clean on Farms & Horse Properties

• Barn and stable exteriors: metal, wood and block walls, doors, trim and overhangs.
• Metal barn roofs: mildew, algae, rust staining and oxidation lifted with a low-pressure soft wash.
• Stalls and aisleways: stall walls, kick boards, bars and concrete aisles.
• Pole barn ceilings and trusses: cobwebs, dust and dirt dauber nests removed from up high.
• Wash racks, tack rooms and feed rooms.
• Board fencing, gates and entrance signs.
• Long concrete driveways and parking pads.
• Equipment and tractors: degreasing to remove built-up grease, mud and grime.
• Arena structures, run-in sheds and outbuildings.

Stalls, Aisles & Barn Interiors

Stall walls and aisleways collect manure stains, mud, dust and mildew that a garden hose won’t move. We use commercial equipment and the right pressure for each surface: enough to get wood, block and concrete clean without gouging boards or driving water where it doesn’t belong.

We schedule around your horses and your daily routine. Horses are moved out of the area being cleaned, we rinse thoroughly, and we leave stalls ready to dry and re-bed. Busy boarding barn or show facility? We’re available 24/7, so we can work early, late or between turnouts.

Up High: Ceilings, Trusses & Roofs

Barn ceilings and trusses are where cobwebs, dust and nests build up for years, and it’s the part most people can’t safely reach. Our owner’s fire service background includes training for rope access and technical work environments, so tall pole barns, steep metal roofs and hard-to-reach overhangs are handled safely.

On metal roofs, we soft wash instead of blasting. Low pressure and a cleaning solution matched to the surface remove mildew and staining without damaging paint or forcing water under fasteners. See our roof cleaning page for more.

Why Clean Your Barn?

• Presentation: boarders, buyers, clients and show visitors judge a facility by how it looks.
• Protect your investment: mildew, algae and grime break down paint, wood and metal finishes over time.
• A healthier space: less dust, mold and cobwebs in the air your horses breathe every day.
• Selling or leasing a property: a clean barn photographs and shows better.
• Before events: get the facility ready for clinics, open houses and shows.

Want it to stay that way? We set up maintenance plans with a tailored schedule of visits so your barn stays clean year-round.

Fences, Driveways & the Whole Property

First impressions start at the gate. We clean board fences, entrance walls and signs, long concrete driveways and parking areas, along with the main house, guest houses and outbuildings, all in one visit if you want.

Pair your barn cleaning with a house wash, roof cleaning, gutter cleaning or solar panel cleaning for ground-mounted arrays on farms.

Farm Equipment Degreasing

Tractors, mowers, trailers and equipment pick up grease, mud and grass that hide leaks and wear. We degrease and wash equipment so it’s easier to inspect, maintain and keep running. Hot water equipment cuts through grease that cold water just spreads around.

Serving Horse Country Across North Central Florida

We clean barns and farm properties throughout Ocala and Marion County, Williston and Levy County, and Alachua County, including Archer, Newberry, Alachua, High Springs and Gainesville. Based in Williston, we’re close to the farms and horse properties that make this area special.

Barn Cleaning FAQ

Do you clean horse barns and stables?

Yes. We clean barn exteriors, metal roofs, stall walls, aisleways, wash racks, ceilings and trusses, fencing and outbuildings.

Do my horses need to be moved?

Yes, horses should be out of the area we’re cleaning. We work around turnout and feeding schedules and can clean one section of the barn at a time.

Can you clean a metal barn roof without damaging it?

Yes. We soft wash metal roofs with low pressure and a cleaning solution matched to the surface, which removes mildew and staining without stripping paint or forcing water under fasteners.

How much does barn cleaning cost?

Every barn is different, so we quote based on size, height, condition and what you want cleaned. Quotes are always free.

Do you offer recurring barn cleaning?

Yes. We build maintenance plans with a tailored schedule of visits for boarding barns, training facilities and private farms.

What areas do you serve?

Ocala and Marion County, Levy County, and Alachua County, including Archer, Newberry, Alachua, High Springs, Williston and Gainesville.