Gallery
Photos and video
from real wash days.
Everything here comes from one of our own jobs, from dairy barn ceilings to manure pits, hog trailers and poultry barns. Captions say what we washed, and when and where if we know. They stop at the town or county.
01 · Filters
Find a job like yours.
Pick a service, then photos, video or before & after.
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02 · Before & after
Same spot,
before and after.
Drag the line to compare. Each pair shows the same surface on the same job. Photos are lined up and cropped; nothing is added or removed.


Dairy barn ceiling, mid-job · same morning · Oct 2025


Manure pit end wall · same job · Sep 2026 · near Simcoe, Norfolk County


Hog trailer at the wash bay · same evening · June 2026 · shot from two sides of the bay


Poultry barn heater · next day · June 2026


Cool-cell pads and gutter · same day · June 2026


Paint removal (stripping pass) on a barn block wall · same day · Aug 2026 · Simcoe, Norfolk County
03 · Video
Wash days on video.
Short clips from the job, sound off. Each one shows a still until you press play.
A manure storage cleanout, start to finish Washing the floor of an emptied manure pit, from the air Washing dried crust off a manure pit floor Sunrise on a wash day: our rig set up beside a long barn Washing a barn exhaust fan housing in low morning sun Paint removal: stripping failing paint off a barn block wall with a long wand Washing the manure line along the top of a pit wall Barn block wall after the paint-removal pass Foaming a fan wall in an emptied poultry barn Foaming the end wall of a poultry barn Rinsing a restaurant canopy and walls Pressure-washing a curb along the lot Washing the entrance doors and frames Pressure-washing patio tables and the patio Surface cleaner on a restaurant walkway Washing restaurant windows with a brush pole Foam wash on metal cladding and an overhead door
04 · Photos
Straight from the job.
Open a photo to see it full size. Mid-wash photos say so. We take the location data out of every file, and faces appear only with the person’s OK.
Washing a dairy barn ceiling from the feed alleyRead the farm story Dairy barn ceiling mid-wash: washed panels above the lineRead the farm story Dairy barn ceiling mid-wash: clean liner beside panels still to doRead the farm story Washing the manure line off a pit wallRead the farm story Nursery room in a hog barn, mid-washRead the farm story Nursery room in a hog barn, mid-wash: the wash line on the wallsRead the farm story Hog trailer after the wash, ramp down to the gritRead the farm story Hog trailer before the wash, ramp still bedded with shavingsRead the farm story Foaming the walls of a poultry barnRead the farm story Poultry barn walls rinsed, foam on the floorRead the farm story Poultry barn after the wash, feeders raised Washing around an exhaust fan in a poultry barn Barn fan shutter, washed and back on the fan Manure storage cells still to wash, the same day Concrete manure storage cells, washed Three of the crew washing an emptied manure pit floor, our trailer and hoses alongsideRead the farm story Barn block wall with failing paint, before paint removal Washing the top deck of a hog trailerRead the farm story The same cool-cell pads after the washRead the farm story Cool-cell pads in a poultry barn, before the washRead the farm story The same poultry barn heater after the washRead the farm story Poultry barn heater, opened up before the washRead the farm story The same heater and nozzle after the washRead the farm story Poultry barn heater and nozzle, before the washRead the farm story Washing the decks of a triple-deck hog trailerRead the farm story Hog barn pen room after the washRead the farm story Hog barn pens mid-washRead the farm story On the job in a dairy barnRead the farm story Dairy barn ceiling mid-wash: the wash line across the linerRead the farm story Washing a dairy barn ceiling above the feed barrierRead the farm story Dairy barn ceiling mid-wash: the first panels washed on both sidesRead the farm story Dairy barn ceiling mid-wash along the ridgeRead the farm story Barn fan shutter off the fan, before the wash Pressure-washing the side of a hog trailer in a wash bay Poultry barn mid-wash, foam on the floor Poultry barn mid-wash, the floor half foamed Our rig at a restaurant job at night, side door open Walkway mid-wash: clean stripes beside concrete still to do Washing a dealership canopy at dawn New dealership walkway mid-wash: mud on the far half, washed concrete on the near Foam on dark metal cladding, mid-wash Our wash trailer at a new dealership
Nothing here yet for that. Call (519) 429-3345 and ask about jobs like yours.
05 · Your photos
Had us out?
Send us your photos.
Took photos of your barn before or after we washed it? Send them in. We check with you before anything goes up, and we take a photo down whenever you ask.
Send them
Text the photos to (519) 429-3345 with the month and your town.
We check
We match them to your job and send you the caption to OK. If someone else owns the farm, we ask them too.
They go up
With the barn type, the month and the town or county. No faces without the person’s OK, and no farm signs.
06 · Questions
Straight answers.
Something else on your mind? Call or text — you’ll talk to the crew, not a call centre.
Are these your own photos?
Yes. Every photo and video here is from one of our own jobs, shot on the day or sent in by the farm. No stock or AI images, and our before and afters are lined up and cropped, with nothing added or removed.
Why don’t you say which farm it is?
Captions stop at the town or county, so your farm stays private. We name a farm only with its written OK, never give an address, and take the location data out of every file.
Can you take a photo of my farm down?
Yes. Call (519) 429-3345, tell us which one, and we’ll take it off the site.
I don’t see my barn type. Do you wash it?
Check the full list of services: the gallery only shows jobs we have photos of so far. Or call (519) 429-3345 and ask.
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