A garden hose moves dirt around. A consumer pressure washer leaves streaks. A rotary surface cleaner — the commercial tool we use — applies even pressure across the entire surface in overlapping passes. No lines, no missed spots, no streaks.
Oil stains, tire marks, algae, black mold, road salt residue, and fertilizer stains all respond well to professional concrete cleaning. We pre-treat stubborn stains before we pressure wash so they come out instead of just moving around the surface.
A clean driveway looks intentional. A stained, algae-covered one makes the whole property look like it isn't cared for — regardless of what the house looks like. It's the first thing people notice when they pull up.
Green and black algae on concrete and pavers turn into a skating rink when it rains. That's a problem for your family and anyone walking to your door. Cleaning it isn't optional — it's maintenance.
Oil and biological growth work into the pores of concrete over time and accelerate deterioration. Regular cleaning protects the surface and extends the life of your driveway — which is not cheap to replace.
If you're planning to seal your driveway or patio, you need a clean surface first. Sealer traps whatever is under it. Clean it right, then seal it — not the other way around.
Oil stains, rust marks, and heavy organic growth get a degreaser or biodegradable treatment before we start the machine. This is what separates a real clean from just rinsing.
We use a commercial rotary surface cleaner, not a wand. It applies even, consistent pressure across the whole surface — no lines, no zebra stripes, no missed areas.
Edges along the garage, house, and landscaping get hand-wand treatment so the perimeter looks as clean as the main field. No dark borders left over.
The whole surface gets a final rinse to clear loosened debris and cleaning solution. We walk it to make sure nothing was missed before we leave.
Tell us about your driveway and we'll send a price — usually same day.