Why concrete goes dark
Concrete is porous. In Central Florida it soaks up mildew, tire marks, red clay, and the gray film that builds up after every rainy season. A garden hose and a store-bought machine move the loose dirt and leave the stain in the pores.
We use a commercial surface cleaner: a spinning bar under a hood that cleans the slab in even passes. That's why a finished driveway looks like one even color instead of a set of wand stripes.
What we clean
Most homeowners call about the driveway first, then see the difference next to the walk and add it on.
- Driveways, including the garage apron and side strips
- Front walks and public sidewalks along the lot
- Back patios and concrete slabs
- Entry pads and steps
- Curbing along the property line
Rust and sprinkler stains
Orange streaks from well water and irrigation heads don't come off with pressure alone. We treat rust with a cleaner made for it, let it work, and then rinse. The photos below show sprinkler rust on a sidewalk and curb before and after treatment.
Who books this
- Homeowners and townhomes
- Vacation rental homes between guests
- Homes being listed for sale
- HOA common walks
