Driveway pressure washing in Houston
Driveway pressure washing in Houston lifts oil, tire marks, mildew and dirt from concrete. We use surface cleaners for even results and no wand streaks. Driveways, walks and entries look new again.
Signs your driveway needs cleaning
- Black or green mildew patches
- Oil stains from cars
- Tire marks and dirt
- Slippery surface when wet
- Rust or fertilizer stains
- Weeds growing in cracks
- Curb appeal is poor before a sale
How driveway cleaning works
- 1Pre-treatOil and algae are treated before washing.
- 2Surface cleanA rotary surface cleaner covers the concrete evenly.
- 3Rinse and edgeEdges, joints and curbs are cleaned and rinsed.
- 4Optional sealSealer can protect concrete after cleaning.
Driveway cleaning costs in Houston
Typical size, cleaned with a surface cleaner.
Added to a driveway wash.
Pre-treat and rinse.
Done after cleaning and drying.
Typical Houston ranges for planning. Your written price comes after we see the job.
What changes the price
- Size of the concrete.
- How deep stains and mildew are.
- Oil and rust treatment.
- Water access and runoff.
- Sealer added or not.
Good to know in Houston
Houston rain and shade breed algae on concrete, and car oil collects at the garage door. Washing runs from the driveway toward the street, so we plan runoff and protect storm drains. Concrete that stays damp turns slick, so cleaning also helps safety.
Wash water with soap, oil or grease should not go into storm drains under Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) rules. Washing is also a taxable service in Texas, so sales tax of 8.25% applies in Houston.
Questions about driveway and flatwork
Will all stains come out?
Mildew and dirt usually do. Deep oil and rust stains may lighten but not vanish.
How long until I can park?
Usually a few hours once the surface is dry.
Should I seal my driveway?
Sealing can slow stains and make cleaning easier. It is optional.
Do you wash sidewalks?
Yes, as an add-on to your driveway.