Residential Service
Driveway Cleaning
Deep pressure washing that strips years of dirt and tire marks from concrete.
from $175
Two black tire tracks running from the garage to the street. A faint rainbow sheen by the driver's door where oil dripped for a summer before anyone noticed. A dark green stripe creeping across the slab on the shaded side of the house. None of that is really about neglect—it's what daily traffic and North Houston humidity do to bare concrete over time, and it's the single most common reason our phone rings.
Why Concrete Gets the Full-Pressure Treatment
Concrete isn't like siding or painted trim. It can take real pressure, which makes driveway cleaning one of the few jobs where we lean into a full power washing approach instead of the gentler soft wash we'd use on a house exterior. We run a rotating surface cleaner at higher PSI, working the slab in overlapping passes so there's no ghosting where one pass ends and the next begins, and no faded ring where a garden hose used to sit.
The Pre-Treatment That Does the Heavy Lifting
The real work happens before the water ever turns on. The mossy, algae-dark patches that always seem to collect in the same shaded corner get a pre-treatment so the growth breaks loose instead of just getting pushed around, and once the pressure wash has done its work we finish with a post-treatment that slows how fast growth creeps back into those cooler, damper spots. Got oil or rust stains too? Those take a different chemistry — we offer targeted oil- and rust-stain reduction as an add-on and will scope it right into your quote.
A Slab That Changes the Whole Curb Appeal
Whether you're listing the house, hosting a graduation party in the driveway, or you're just tired of parking next to a stain, a clean slab changes how the whole property reads from the street. We stand behind the work with our 100% satisfaction guarantee, and if something's still bothering you when we're done, we'll come back and make it right.
Our Process
How It WorksStep By Step
- 1
Walk the slab and check the concrete
Before anything gets wet, we look over the driveway for existing cracks, spalling, worn control joints, or old sealant, so we know exactly how much pressure the surface can take and where to ease off.
- 2
Pre-treat the algae and organic growth
The algae, moss, and organic growth that builds up in shaded corners gets a pre-treatment first, so the wash step lifts it cleanly instead of just pushing it around. Set-in oil or rust stains need a different chemistry — we offer targeted reduction for those as an add-on.
- 3
Full pressure wash with a surface cleaner
Concrete can handle real force, unlike siding, so we run a rotating surface cleaner at higher pressure in overlapping passes until the color and texture match edge to edge with no streaking.
- 4
Rinse, treat, and inspect together
We rinse the slab clean, apply a treatment that slows algae and moss from creeping back into shaded spots, and walk it with you before we leave—backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does driveway cleaning take?
Most driveways in Tomball, Cypress, and Spring take about one to two hours from setup to final rinse. A two-car driveway with heavy staining or a lot of shaded algae can run longer, and we'll give you a real time estimate before we start.
Will pressure washing crack or damage my concrete?
No, not when it's done at the right pressure and distance. We check your slab for existing cracks, spalling, or worn sealant first, then dial in the pressure so it strips grime without pitting or eroding the surface underneath.
Can you get rid of oil stains and tire marks?
Rubber tire marks lift with the pressure wash itself. Oil and rust stains are a different story — they need a dedicated treatment, which we offer as an oil- and rust-stain reduction add-on. Results are typically a substantial reduction rather than a guaranteed full removal, and we'll tell you what to expect before we quote it.
Why does algae or moss keep showing up in the same spots?
Those are almost always the shaded parts of your driveway—under a tree, along a fence line, or on the north side of the house—where concrete stays damp longer after rain or sprinklers run. We treat those areas directly and apply a post-wash treatment that slows regrowth, though heavy shade means it will eventually creep back.
How often should I get my driveway pressure washed?
Once a year keeps most North Houston driveways looking sharp. If yours sits under heavy tree cover or handles daily vehicle traffic, every six months will stop stains and algae from building back up between visits.
Do you pressure wash driveways in the rain or summer heat?
We hold off during active rain since it undercuts the pre-treatment, but Texas heat and humidity don't slow us down at all. If a storm is rolling through on your scheduled day, we'll reach out to shift it rather than leave you guessing.
