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Concrete & Driveway Cleaning

Over time, driveways accumulate dirt, oil stains, algae, mold, and mildew, especially in the humid Southeastern climate. Regular cleaning not only keeps your driveway looking clean and attractive but also helps prevent surface damage, increases longevity, and reduces safety hazards like slippery spots caused by mold or algae growth.

For most homeowners in the Southeast, cleaning your driveway once a year is recommended. However, if your driveway is shaded, exposed to heavy traffic, or frequently subjected to oil and grease spills, you may need to clean it more often—every six months, for example.

While it’s possible to rent or buy a pressure washer for DIY cleaning, improper use can cause damage to your driveway or pose safety risks. Additionally, some stains, like oil or rust, may require specialized cleaning solutions and techniques. Hiring a professional ensures effective and damage-free cleaning.

Pressure washing alone may not fully remove deep oil stains. However, professional cleaning services often combine pressure washing with specialized degreasers or cleaning agents designed to break down and lift oil stains from concrete surfaces.

The time required depends on the size of your driveway, the level of buildup, and the methods used. On average, professional cleaning for a standard two-car driveway may take 1-2 hours.

Yes, pressure washing can clean stamped or decorative concrete, but it requires extra care to avoid damaging the surface or removing sealants. Professional cleaners are skilled in using the appropriate techniques and tools for these types of surfaces.

Before your appointment, clear your driveway of any vehicles, furniture, or other items. It’s also a good idea to let your cleaning provider know about any specific stains or problem areas so they can tailor their approach accordingly.