Concrete & hardscapes

Clean passes.
No tiger stripes.

Pressure washing for durable ground surfaces, planned around surface condition, runoff and an even finished appearance.

DrivewaysSidewalksWalkwaysPatios & lanaisGarage floorsSelect pool decks
Pressure washed driveway before and after comparison
Before / after studyDriveway resetConcrete / controlled pressure

Standard service

What a normal
concrete clean covers.

The goal is a consistent refresh of ordinary exterior buildup—not an open-ended promise that every stain disappears.

01

Read the surface

Condition, age, drainage, cracks and adjacent materials influence the plan before equipment starts.

02

Prepare the buildup

Pre-treatment is used where appropriate so the cleaning is not based on force alone.

03

Build an even finish

Controlled, overlapping surface-cleaner passes help avoid random wand marks and striping.

04

Detail and rinse

Edges, corners and surrounding areas receive a final check before the job is wrapped.

Expectation check

Washable buildup
vs. specialty stains.

Close photos matter. The same gray slab can need two completely different scopes.

Usually in standard scope

Organic grime

  • Surface dirt and traffic film
  • Algae and mildew buildup
  • General weathering residue
  • Routine maintenance cleaning
Quote separately

Specialty conditions

  • Cement or construction splatter
  • Rust and irrigation staining
  • Oil, paint or tire marks
  • Sealer failure or discoloration

Specialty treatment can improve some conditions, but full removal depends on how deeply the material has bonded or penetrated.

Keep exploring

Walls need a
different kind of clean.

For stucco, siding and trim, see why treatment and low pressure matter more than force.

Explore house washing