Driveway & Walkway Cleaning
Concrete, pavers and walkways cleaned evenly — no zebra stripes, no blown-out joint sand.

Concrete and pavers are the one surface where real pressure genuinely helps, but it has to be applied evenly. Waving a wand across a driveway leaves the striping you see on half the driveways in town — we use a surface cleaner that covers a consistent width at a consistent distance, so the finish is uniform.
Around here the usual culprits are winter salt residue, tyre marks, oil drips near the garage, and the green growth that creeps in along shaded edges and paver joints. Each of those wants a slightly different treatment before the rinse.
What's included
- Even, stripe-free finish from a surface cleaner rather than a wand
- Oil and rust stains pre-treated before the main clean
- Paver joints handled carefully so the sand isn't blown out
- Salt residue and winter grime removed
- Walkways, steps and pool surrounds included
How the job runs
- 1Clear the area and pre-treat oil spots, rust marks and heavy growth
- 2Clean with a surface cleaner for a consistent, stripe-free result
- 3Detail the edges, steps and anywhere the machine can't reach
- 4Rinse the surface and flush residue away from planting beds
- 5Re-sanding of paver joints if needed — we'll flag it if we see it
Common questions
Will you damage the sand between my pavers?
Not if it's done properly. Too much pressure at the wrong angle strips joint sand out, so we adjust for pavers and tell you if a joint re-sand is worth doing afterwards.
Can you get old oil stains out?
Usually a good improvement rather than a miracle. Fresh spots often come out completely; oil that's been soaking into concrete for years has penetrated too deep to fully lift. We'll give you a realistic answer when we look at it.
Do you clean pool surrounds and patios too?
Yes — same job, and it's worth doing at the same time as the driveway since the equipment is already set up.
Other services
House Washing
Low-pressure soft washing that lifts algae, mildew and grime from siding without forcing water behind it.
Roof Cleaning
Removing black streaks and moss from shingles with no pressure, so the granules stay where they belong.
Deck & Patio
Bringing grey, weathered wood and stained stone back, and prepping wood properly if you're staining after.
Gutter Cleaning
Clearing gutters out and washing the black streaking off the faces so they actually look clean.
Commercial
Storefronts, sidewalks, parking areas and building exteriors — scheduled around your opening hours.