Bring your hard surfaces back to life
Oak trees drop tannins that leave brown stains on concrete. Shady patios grow mildew and algae, and San Antonio's dust and pollen settle on everything. Professional power washing lifts it all off and can make a ten-year-old driveway look almost new. It is the most dramatic before-and-after we do.
What we wash
- Driveways: oil drips, tire marks, leaf and tannin stains
- Sidewalks and walkways: slippery mildew and algae removed
- Patios and pool decks: concrete, pavers and stone
- Concrete surfaces: garage aprons, slabs and retaining walls
- Windows: exterior glass rinsed clean of dust and pollen
The right pressure for every surface
More pressure is not always better. Concrete can handle a high-pressure surface cleaner. Pavers, stone and painted surfaces need a lower-pressure, gentler approach so joints and finishes are not damaged. We match the pressure, nozzle and cleaning solution to each surface and rinse your plants and beds before and after.
- PrepWe move furniture and planters, protect nearby plants and pre-treat stains.
- Surface cleaningA rotary surface cleaner gives flat concrete an even, streak-free finish.
- Detail and rinseWe detail edges, steps and corners, then rinse the whole area.
Trimming overhanging limbs first means fewer leaves and less tannin staining, so your freshly cleaned concrete stays bright for longer.
Power Washing FAQs
Once a year keeps most driveways looking sharp. Shady areas under oaks may need it more often.
Not when it is done correctly. We use lower pressure and the right nozzles on pavers and stone to protect joints and finishes.
No. We just need access to an outdoor water spigot and the areas to be cleaned.
