1. Pre-treat the stains
Oil, rust and heavy organic growth are treated before the surface cleaner goes down, because pressure alone does not lift them.
Services
Driveway and concrete
This is where high pressure belongs, and where it makes the most obvious difference.
Concrete, pavers and hardscape are the surfaces that genuinely want pressure. They are dense, they take it without damage, and the change is dramatic enough that most people underestimate how dirty theirs had become.
We use a surface cleaner rather than a wand for open areas. It holds a consistent distance and overlap across the slab, which is what avoids the striped, zebra-patterned finish a hand-held wand leaves behind.
What the service includes
- Driveways, aprons and sidewalks
- Patios, pool surrounds and paver walkways
- Oil and rust spot treatment where the staining will lift
- Edges and steps detailed by hand
- Optional sand replacement on paver joints
How the job runs
2. Surface clean
Even overlap across the whole slab, so the finish is uniform rather than striped.
3. Detail and rinse
Edges, steps and transitions by hand, then the whole area rinsed clear.
Common questions
Will every oil stain come out?
Not always. Fresh oil usually lifts, and old oil that has soaked deep into the pore often lightens rather than disappears. We will tell you which one you have before we quote it.
Do you re-sand paver joints?
We can, as an add-on. Cleaning pavers does wash out some joint sand, and replacing it is what keeps the pavers from shifting.
How long until I can park on it?
As soon as it is dry to walk on, unless we have applied a sealer, in which case we will tell you the wait.
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