Pressure Washing
Clean siding above, clean slab below — the full curb-appeal reset in one visit.
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The Service
Concrete That Looks Poured Yesterday.
Driveways collect a decade of tire rubber, oil drips, rust, leaf tannins and moss in the expansion joints. Our rotary surface cleaner hovers a spinning bar of jets inches above the slab — cleaning twice as fast as a wand with zero zebra-striping.
Stubborn spots get a dedicated degreaser treatment first, edges are hand-wanded for a crisp border, and every job ends with a full rinse so no sandy residue tracks into your home.
What's Included
Every Concrete Clean Covers
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Rotary Surface Wash
Even, streak-free coverage across driveways, walks and patios of any size.
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Oil & Rust Treatment
Degreaser dwell on automotive stains, plus rust poultice where sprinklers left marks.
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Edges, Joints & Rinse
Hand-wanded borders, moss cleared from joints, and a full fresh-water rinse.
Our Process
How A Concrete Day Runs
1
Clear & pre-treat
Cars and bins moved aside, oil spots soaked in degreaser, surrounding turf edged off.
2
Rotary pass
Slow overlapping passes with the surface cleaner for uniform, stripe-free concrete.
3
Detail & rinse
Edges, steps and joints finished by wand, then everything rinsed toward the street drain.
4
Seal (optional)
Add penetrating sealer the same week to lock out oil and freeze-thaw damage for years.
Benefits
Why Driveways Get Booked First
- Safer footing — slick biofilm and moss are the top cause of driveway slips; washing removes both.
- Slower deterioration — oil and organic acids etch concrete; removing them extends slab life.
- HOA-ready curb appeal — the single most-noticed surface from the street.
- Sealer-ready finish — a deep clean is the required first step before sealing.
FAQ
Concrete Cleaning Questions
Fresh and surface stains vanish entirely. Decades-old oil that soaked deep into unsealed concrete lightens dramatically but can leave a faint shadow — we'll set expectations on arrival.
Our rotary cleaner spreads force evenly, which is far gentler than a zero-degree wand. Flaking, already-failing concrete is the only risk, and we flag it first.
As soon as it dries — usually 2–4 hours. If you add sealer, keep vehicles off for 24–48 hours.
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