Driveway and Sidewalk Surface Cleaning

Concrete is the first thing people see and the last thing anyone thinks to clean. Years of tire marks, dirt, mildew, and whatever washed off the lawn turn a light driveway dark and blotchy. Surface cleaning brings it back.

What surface cleaning does

Surface cleaning works dirt, stains, and buildup out of the pores of the concrete so the surface returns to an even, lighter color. Concrete can take a more aggressive clean than siding, which is exactly why driveways and walks are handled as their own service.

Why concrete gets so dark

Concrete is porous. Dirt, organic growth, and runoff settle into it, especially in shaded spots and along edges that stay damp. Over time the whole slab darkens unevenly, and a quick rinse with the hose barely touches it.

Pairs well with a house wash

Washing the house first and cleaning the concrete after means nothing that rinses off the siding ends up sitting on a freshly cleaned driveway. If both are on your list, ask for them together.

Signs it is time

• A driveway that has gone dark, blotchy, or gray
• Green or black growth on shaded walks and patios
• Dirt and stains along the edges where water runs off
• Sidewalk and front walk that make the whole house look older
• Prepping to sell or just want curb appeal back