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At High Pro Power Washing Service Inc, we prioritize customer satisfaction and environmental sustainability. Located in Norbeck, MD, we serve both residential and commercial clients. Our team is skilled in professional window cleaning, ensuring your windows are spotless. We also specialize in Power Washing and pressure washing, providing a local cleaning solution.
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Window cleaning is essential for maintaining the appearance and integrity of your property in Montgomery County. Whether residential or commercial, clean windows improve curb appeal and allow more natural light into your space. At High Pro Power Washing Service Inc, eco-friendly cleaning solutions ensure a safe and thorough clean. We also provide additional services like Power Washing and pressure washing to meet all your cleaning needs. Call us today at 240-907-1994 to book an appointment in Norbeck, MD, or anywhere in Montgomery County.
The Sandy Spring Museum describes Norbeck as:
Southwestern outpost of the greater Sandy Spring neighborhood [and] put down roots as a free-black community shortly before the Civil War. With emancipation, it grew with the largest population concentrated in a community known as Mt. Pleasant between present Georgia Avenue and Muncaster Mill Road. In Mt. Pleasant were a church, school, and meeting hall, along with a store run by whites. White families, too, settled along the area’s intersecting roads. Unlike most Sandy Spring crossroads, Norbeck was slow to sprout the usual general store and blacksmith/wheelwright shops. Not until the 1880s did a store and post office open, and another decade elapsed before a smith set up shop. By 1900 A.E. Stonestreet was operating his large store and the postal service, Walter H. White owned the blacksmith shop-and Norbeck’s commercial course was set.
The Norbeck Citizens Association, established by the African American community that existed along Norbeck Road in the mid 1970s, described in 2002:
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