Driveway Cleaning

The problem

A driveway is usually the largest single surface a visitor sees, and it's the one that shows neglect fastest. Oil spots spread, tire marks bake in, and the sections under tree shade turn black with organic growth that a hose does nothing about.

Why equipment matters

A handheld pressure wand leaves visible stripes on concrete unless the operator moves at a perfectly even pace across the entire surface, which nobody does. We use rotary surface cleaners, which apply consistent coverage and produce an even finish across the whole slab rather than a pattern of overlapping arcs.

Concrete and pavers are not the same job

Concrete takes more pressure. Pavers have joint sand between them that holds the surface together, and too much pressure blows it out — which loosens the surface and opens the gaps to weeds and ants. Pavers get cleaned at controlled pressure and, where it's needed, re-sanded afterward.

Stain-specific treatment

Oil, rust and organic staining all respond to different pre-treatments. We assess on site rather than treating every mark the same way. Older, deeply set oil stains often lighten substantially rather than disappearing completely — we'll set that expectation before we start, not after.

Worth pairing

Driveways are commonly done alongside walkways, front steps and a house wash, since we're already on site with the equipment set up. Bundling saves a second mobilization.