Most driveways take about one to two hours. Concrete driveways, exposed aggregate, and pavers all clean differently, so the exact time depends on the material and how much dirt, oil, and mildew have built up. Larger areas can take a bit longer, especially if we’re working around patios or sidewalks. Our professionals work at the right speed to get a clean surface without rushing the job.

No, when done correctly, there’s very little risk. We use a pressure washer with the proper nozzles, a lower setting when needed, and a surface cleaner to stay gentle on the top layer of the concrete. Some driveways are more porous than others, so we adjust the pressure and direction of the wand or machine to keep the material safe. Low pressure in the right hands makes all the difference.

Yes. Oil, grease, rust, and other stains can be tough, but we use the right solution and chemicals to lift them. Sometimes we pretreat with oxalic acid, baking soda, or a safer cleaner depending on the stain. For very deep stains, we can lighten them significantly even if they’re nearly impossible to remove fully. Either way, the difference is usually a big difference once everything is washed and rinsed.

No, you don’t have to be home as long as we have access to the driveway and a water source. We bring all the equipment, pump, wand, nozzles, attachments, surface cleaner, and bottle(s) of cleaners, so you don’t need to do anything else. Just make sure cars are moved so we can start the job without delays.

Yes. We’re careful with everything around your driveway. Plants can be sensitive, so we wet them before we spray, avoid overspray where needed, and rinse them again when the job is finished. Using the right chemicals in the right way helps protect the shrubs and flowers you’ve worked hard to care for.

Most homeowners schedule driveway pressure washing once a year. If your driveway gets heavy traffic, lots of shade, or frequent mold or mildew, twice a year can help prevent deterioration. Regular washing keeps the concrete clean, prevents grime from settling deep into the layer below the surface, and helps your driveway last longer.

It can help a lot, especially where dirt, mold, and stains are causing the discoloration. A clean concrete surface often looks years newer once the washing and rinsing are done. While pressure washing can’t repair cracks or fix damage in the material, it does remove the buildup that makes the driveway look older. In many cases, sealing afterward helps protect the surface so the clean look lasts longer.

Just move cars and any small items so the driveway is fully covered and ready for us. We handle the rest, setting up the power washer, checking nozzles, mixing solutions in the bucket, and preparing the pump and machine. You can sit back and relax. Most people are surprised by how simple it is on their end and how good results come from a clean surface with proper dwell time and a careful rinse.