Driveway and parking area cleaning
Concrete, pavers or asphalt: we take out the black streaks, the moss in the joints, the salt residue and the stains. It's the first surface anyone sees when they pull up.
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Winter leaves everything on your driveway
Five months of salt, calcium, sand and grit. The result: concrete going white, paver joints filling with moss, and black streaks wherever the water always runs. Add the oil stains from the car and the green on the shaded side.
Salt doesn't just dirty the surface: it attacks the concrete and speeds up spalling. Washing it off isn't purely cosmetic.
What we treat
Black streaks and grey run-off zones
Salt, calcium and grit residue
Moss and weeds in paver joints
Oil and rust stains (reduction — see the FAQ)
Algae and lichen on shaded sections
Steps, curbs and the walkway
Constant pressure, section by section
A driveway is one of the few surfaces that genuinely takes high pressure. We work in sections at constant pressure, to avoid the light and dark banding an uneven pass leaves behind. On pavers, we adjust so we don't dig out the joints or blow away the bedding sand. Full rinse at the end, including the walkway and the street in front.
High pressure or soft wash: see our methodA driveway after we've been
Driveways and parking areas
Not happy? We come back.
If something isn't right after we leave, call us. Matis or Matt comes back and fixes it. No argument, no charge.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
Depends on the area and the material. Firm price from a photo, free of charge.
Do oil stains come out completely?
Not always. A fresh stain comes out well; one that's soaked into concrete for years fades a lot without necessarily disappearing. We tell you that up front rather than let you hope.
Does it take the sand out from between my pavers?
Some, unavoidably — surface sand goes with the dirt. We adjust the pressure to remove as little as possible, and we'll tell you if re-sanding afterwards is worth it.
How long before I can park on it?
A few hours, just to dry. You can walk on it right away.
When is the best time?
Spring, once the risk of frost has passed — that's when winter's build-up is at its worst.
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Send us a photo of your driveway
A photo taken from the street and the rough dimensions — that's all we need to give you a firm price.