EaCo Chem Provides Safe, Cost-Effective Excellence

in Biodegradable and Non-Corrosive Cleaning Products

EaCo Chem, Inc. is a leader in developing a new wave of highly profitable and powerful brushless cleaning solutions for the masonry, construction and transportation industries.

EaCo Chem Provides Safe,
Cost-Effective Excellence

Biodegradable and Non-Corrosive Cleaning Products

EaCo Chem, Inc. is a leader in developing a new wave of highly profitable and powerful brushless cleaning solutions for the masonry, construction and transportation industries.

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HARDSCAPES

RESTORATION

COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

MODERN SURFACES & COATINGS

GLASS RESTORATION

PAINT STRIPPERS

SEALERS

FLEET WASH

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EaCo Chem Distributor Network

EaCo Chem products are available now at more than 600 distribution points throughout North America. Our distribution network includes some of the most prominent companies in the United States and Canada, including:

  • Tucker-Kirby
  • General Shale
  • Powerhouse Supply

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New Ideas and Notions

NEW IDEAS AND NOTIONS

Going Viral with Word-of-Mouth

Viral word-of-mouth is one of the best ways to gauge how people feel about your product or work. If your product is effective, people using it WILL talk about it and spread the word.

Case in point: In 2018, Jeanne Huber of the Washington Post was writing an article about how to strip paint from a brick house. One of the contractors she interviewed for that piece was Mark Vaughan of Vaughan Restoration in Alexandria, Virginia. He told Huber during the interview that he uses strippers produced by EaCo Chem, specifically mentioning Stripper Cream.

An excerpt from that article: Vaughan uses strippers from EaCo Chem, usually Stripper Cream, which is viscous enough so that he can roll it on about one-eighth-inch thick. He rinses off the residue with a power washer set to 500 to 600 pounds of pressure per square inch and screens the runoff to separate the paint gunk from the rinse water. He test-strips several areas before settling on a product and process, however. These tests also can be useful in assessing the condition of the mortar, which is often in the worst shape on the more shady, damp-prone walls facing north or northwest. (Full article link HERE.)

Then, in April 2024, Huber decided to write an article discussing the removal of red clay stains. When she began gathering information for the piece, several sources kept pointing her toward EaCo Chem. That resulted in Huber contacting EaCo Chem owner Lynn Peden.

An excerpt from that article: Lynn Peden, owner of EaCo Chem, said that for homeowner application, especially in a setting such as a garage floor, a more suitable product would be the company’s HD Britenol ($41.99 a gallon at windowcleaner.com). Britenol is less acidic and works more slowly than OneRestore®, Peden said, but the safety benefits are worth it. He suggested diluting it, mixing 10 parts of water to one-part Britenol. “If that doesn’t work, go up to using it straight.” For a test area, he suggested measuring the ratio by capfuls. Even though this cleaner is milder than OneRestore®, it still contains hydrochloric acid, and it’s critical to protect your skin and eyes and avoid wearing contact lenses when you use it. (Full article link HERE.)

If your product or work surpass expectations, people will tell others about it, much like how people were telling Jeanne Huber about EaCo Chem. And word-of-mouth is so powerful because it is indicative of how people feel after actually seeing your results. It is a genuine and sincere response that buying ad space can’t provide.

So, ask yourself what it is about your work that makes people want to tell others about it. If you don’t have an answer to that question, start looking for one.

NEW IDEAS AND NOTIONS

Going Viral with Word-of-Mouth

Viral word-of-mouth is one of the best ways to gauge how people feel about your product or work. If your product is effective, people using it WILL talk about it and spread the word.

Case in point: In 2018, Jeanne Huber of the Washington Post was writing an article about how to strip paint from a brick house. One of the contractors she interviewed for that piece was Mark Vaughan of Vaughan Restoration in Alexandria, Virginia. He told Huber during the interview that he uses strippers produced by EaCo Chem, specifically mentioning Stripper Cream.

An excerpt from that article: Vaughan uses strippers from EaCo Chem, usually Stripper Cream, which is viscous enough so that he can roll it on about one-eighth-inch thick. He rinses off the residue with a power washer set to 500 to 600 pounds of pressure per square inch and screens the runoff to separate the paint gunk from the rinse water. He test-strips several areas before settling on a product and process, however. These tests also can be useful in assessing the condition of the mortar, which is often in the worst shape on the more shady, damp-prone walls facing north or northwest. (Full article link HERE.)

Then, in April 2024, Huber decided to write an article discussing the removal of red clay stains. When she began gathering information for the piece, several sources kept pointing her toward EaCo Chem. That resulted in Huber contacting EaCo Chem owner Lynn Peden.

An excerpt from that article: Lynn Peden, owner of EaCo Chem, said that for homeowner application, especially in a setting such as a garage floor, a more suitable product would be the company’s HD Britenol ($41.99 a gallon at windowcleaner.com). Britenol is less acidic and works more slowly than OneRestore®, Peden said, but the safety benefits are worth it. He suggested diluting it, mixing 10 parts of water to one-part Britenol. “If that doesn’t work, go up to using it straight.” For a test area, he suggested measuring the ratio by capfuls. Even though this cleaner is milder than OneRestore®, it still contains hydrochloric acid, and it’s critical to protect your skin and eyes and avoid wearing contact lenses when you use it. (Full article link HERE.)

If your product or work surpass expectations, people will tell others about it, much like how people were telling Jeanne Huber about EaCo Chem. And word-of-mouth is so powerful because it is indicative of how people feel after actually seeing your results. It is a genuine and sincere response that buying ad space can’t provide.

So, ask yourself what it is about your work that makes people want to tell others about it. If you don’t have an answer to that question, start looking for one.

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Before and After

Lime Run treated with
Calcite Presoak and NMD80

Before After

Food Oil Stains treated with
Hot Stain Remover

Before After

Efflorescence treated with
EF-Fortless

Before After

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NEW IDEAS AND NOTIONS

Going Viral with Word-of-Mouth

Viral word-of-mouth is one of the best ways to gauge how people feel about your product or work. If your product is effective, people using it WILL talk about it and spread the word.

Case in point: In 2018, Jeanne Huber of the Washington Post was writing an article about how to strip paint from a brick house. One of the contractors she interviewed for that piece was Mark Vaughan of Vaughan Restoration in Alexandria, Virginia. He told Huber during the interview that he uses strippers produced by EaCo Chem, specifically mentioning Stripper Cream.

An excerpt from that article: Vaughan uses strippers from EaCo Chem, usually Stripper Cream, which is viscous enough so that he can roll it on about one-eighth-inch thick. He rinses off the residue with a power washer set to 500 to 600 pounds of pressure per square inch and screens the runoff to separate the paint gunk from the rinse water. He test-strips several areas before settling on a product and process, however. These tests also can be useful in assessing the condition of the mortar, which is often in the worst shape on the more shady, damp-prone walls facing north or northwest. (Full article link HERE.)

Then, in April 2024, Huber decided to write an article discussing the removal of red clay stains. When she began gathering information for the piece, several sources kept pointing her toward EaCo Chem. That resulted in Huber contacting EaCo Chem owner Lynn Peden.

An excerpt from that article: Lynn Peden, owner of EaCo Chem, said that for homeowner application, especially in a setting such as a garage floor, a more suitable product would be the company’s HD Britenol ($41.99 a gallon at windowcleaner.com). Britenol is less acidic and works more slowly than OneRestore®, Peden said, but the safety benefits are worth it. He suggested diluting it, mixing 10 parts of water to one-part Britenol. “If that doesn’t work, go up to using it straight.” For a test area, he suggested measuring the ratio by capfuls. Even though this cleaner is milder than OneRestore®, it still contains hydrochloric acid, and it’s critical to protect your skin and eyes and avoid wearing contact lenses when you use it. (Full article link HERE.)

If your product or work surpass expectations, people will tell others about it, much like how people were telling Jeanne Huber about EaCo Chem. And word-of-mouth is so powerful because it is indicative of how people feel after actually seeing your results. It is a genuine and sincere response that buying ad space can’t provide.

So, ask yourself what it is about your work that makes people want to tell others about it. If you don’t have an answer to that question, start looking for one.

NEW IDEAS AND NOTIONS

Allow us to share a quick story (with a moral)

Our technical support office was recently contacted by a user of our products. He was seeking advice on what product to use on a limestone bank building with carbon buildup. The washer had two of our chemicals on his truck: OneRestore® and Heritage Restorer.

We have always viewed OneRestore® as the best overall product for cleaning limestone, but we are also well aware that there are some specific situations in which Heritage Restorer might be the better option.

Our technical support is here to help contractors, but we still always encourage cleaners using our products to both test and experiment. The contractors are on-site and can see things we can’t. Testing allows the cleaner to see exactly what will happen if they apply a specific product in a specific manner.

Experimenting with applications can lead to discoveries that can completely change your business. We have companies applying our chemicals with drones because they were willing to try something new. Their businesses are flourishing because of it. Their willingness to experiment with our chemistry is positioning them to become the future stars of our industry. 

Moral of the story: Our technical support is always here to help … but testing and experimenting are vital parts of cleaning and should be embraced, not feared or avoided. 

Don’t miss an opportunity to take your business to a new level.

NEW IDEAS AND NOTIONS

A special thanks to Carson’s Exterior Cleaning and Pressure Washing for taking these images

High temperatures bring to the forefront one of the best features of one of our top products: Cleansol BC.

At use dilutions, it can safely dry on common surfaces without harm, and it rinses off without setting stains.

These before-and-after pictures are from a contractor working on a 50-truck fleet owned by TNT/Holland. The contractor did not have access to a water source at the dock facility where the fleet was located, so water had to be brought in by tanker.

Since he was using Cleansol BC, the contractor planned to only wash, not rinse, the trucks. He did, however, use a windshield sponge and squeegee on the windows and mirrors.

We were able to document the contractor’s success after about a half-dozen washes, and the before-and-after images in this post have been featured on our website and literature for twenty years. They are proof the product does what it claims to do.

Another story about allowing soap drying on the surface involves car dealerships near Detroit: A soap at the dealerships damaged the clear coat. When seasonal “love bug” swarms took place, the acid residue on their bodies when they died marred the clear coat.

As a way to prevent this damage, Cleansol BC at 50-1 was sprayed on and allowed to dry on the new cars, leaving an alkaline residue which prevented the damage. This practice was stopped when the clear coats improved.

We are not advocating allowing the soap to dry on the surface; we are letting you know another extraordinary benefit for ordinary use of our product that our competition simply can’t provide. This ability keeps you productive even in the extreme heat.

Not setting stains if it dries is a huge benefit in this heat whatever you are washing. This ability keeps you productive even in the worst case scenarios.

For more information on Cleansol BC, check out its product page HERE, or contact a representative at 724-656-1055.

For professional use only.

NEW IDEAS AND NOTIONS

Just because it is September, it doesn’t mean that parts of the country are no longer battling the heat!

High temperatures bring to the forefront one of the best features of one of our top products: Cleansol BC.

At use dilutions, it can safely dry on common surfaces without harm, and it rinses off without setting stains.

These before-and-after pictures are from a contractor working on a 50-truck fleet owned by TNT/Holland. The contractor did not have access to a water source at the dock facility where the fleet was located, so water had to be brought in by tanker.

Since he was using Cleansol BC, the contractor planned to only wash, not rinse, the trucks. He did, however, use a windshield sponge and squeegee on the windows and mirrors.

We were able to document the contractor’s success after about a half-dozen washes, and the before-and-after images in this post have been featured on our website and literature for twenty years. They are proof the product does what it claims to do.

Another story about allowing soap drying on the surface involves car dealerships near Detroit: A soap at the dealerships damaged the clear coat. When seasonal “love bug” swarms took place, the acid residue on their bodies when they died marred the clear coat.

As a way to prevent this damage, Cleansol BC at 50-1 was sprayed on and allowed to dry on the new cars, leaving an alkaline residue which prevented the damage. This practice was stopped when the clear coats improved.

We are not advocating allowing the soap to dry on the surface; we are letting you know another extraordinary benefit for ordinary use of our product that our competition simply can’t provide. This ability keeps you productive even in the extreme heat.

Not setting stains if it dries is a huge benefit in this heat whatever you are washing. This ability keeps you productive even in the worst case scenarios.

For more information on Cleansol BC, check out its product page HERE, or contact a representative at 724-656-1055.

For professional use only.

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About EacoChem

EaCo Chem products are available now at more than 600 distributors throughout North America. Our distribution network includes some of the most prominent companies in the United States and Canada, including:

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DISTRIBUTOR SPOTLIGHT

September Distributor Spotlight: Tucker Kirby

North Carolina-based Tucker-Kirby, Co. is a perfect example of how a distributor can establish a foothold in an industry by providing only the best products and service. The company has become a recognized leader in multiple building markets, including residential, commercial and industrial.

Prior to becoming an EaCo Chem distributor in September 2021, Tucker-Kirby, Co. carried several cleaning products made by our competitors. Since dropping many of those products in favor of our brushless chemistry, they have experienced aggressive growth throughout the highly-competitive Carolinas.

Tucker-Kirby, Co. offers concrete, masonry, tilt-up and waterproofing products through its three warehouses in Charlotte and Raleigh/Apex in North Carolina, and Columbia, South Carolina and recently added a rebar fabrication facility in Kenly, North Carolina. Tucker-Kirby, Co is expanding their market footprint and looking at new locations throughout the southeast. 

EaCo Chem acknowledges Tucker-Kirby’s long-time success in the industry and the company’s service to builders in the Carolinas.

Learn more about Tucker-Kirby at the company’s official website found HERE.

Join thousands of Power Washers and Distributors who trust EaCo Chem with all their cleaning needs!