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The PWNA is an organization that represents power washing contractors in the Power Washing industry. We represent all power washers, from aerospace cleaning, concrete cleaning, fleet washing, kitchen exhaust, roof cleaning, wood restoration as well as everything in between.

The Power Washers Network of the Carolinas (PWNC) was formed by and for roof cleaning and power washing contractors, and others who provide services and goods to the cleaning industry. It is a powerful network of contractors who share the same goals - to improve their businesses and their roles as contractors. Network Associates include professional power washing companies, roof cleaners, manufacturers, suppliers, distributors and cleaning industry education providers. The PWNC is dedicated to promoting the development and awareness of the roof cleaning and power washing profession through networking, education and commitment.

PowerClean Trade Show - CETA organizes an Annual Trade Show dedicated soley to the Cleaning Equipment Industry. Connect with the industry leaders face to face. CETA is dedicated to increasing the awareness and promotion of our products. We must have impact on preserving our environment and our opportunity to do business within it, while influencing the regulations that govern our cleaning products and processes. CETA must provide the educational opportunity to increase integrity, professionalism and profitability within the cleaning industry.

Welcome to IWCA - The International Window Cleaning Association was formed by a group of window cleaners in the late 80s in an effort to promote safety and education as well as to enhance professionalism throughout the window cleaning industry. Since its inception, IWCA has written an American National Standard Institute (ANSI) standard, the I-14.1 Window Cleaning Safety Standard which is referenced not only by building owners and property managers, but also the Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA). The I-14.1 Window Cleaning Safety Standard is the only standard of its type that is specifically for those in the window cleaning industry. Each year, IWCA holds an annual convention and trade show for professionals working in all facets of the window cleaning industry, from high-rise and route/residential window cleaners to those who manufacture goods and services for window cleaning. Additionally, the association offers four regional safety trainings per year to give companies the opportunity to have their cleaning employees professionally safety training in order to stay safe.

Publisher Steve Stephens served as owner of HydroTech Pressure Cleaning Technologies in Raleigh, NC, for 30 years, and leader of the HydroTech Training Facility. Steve is author of the “Pressure Cleaning Bible: Marketing” and has been a regular contributor to Cleaner Times Magazine, including several cover articles. Editor Allison Hester served as managing editor for Cleaner Times in the mid-90’s, and rejoined their staff part-time in 2009.