Driveways we've brought back
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BEFOREAFTERRust, algae and years of South Florida grime — lifted off concrete and pavers until the driveway looks new again. Pressure clean it, and seal it to keep it that way.
Free quotes, usually within the hour · or call/text (954) 389-2642Different surfaces need a different touch — and we know which is which.
We clean both. Concrete takes more pressure; pavers need a gentler touch plus a re-sand so we don't blast the joints out. Same crew, right method for your surface.
Tire marks, irrigation rust, red algae — most lift with the right pressure and a pre-treatment. We'll tell you straight which stains come fully out and which only fade.
A freshly cleaned paver driveway is the right moment to seal & sand — it brings the color back and helps keep weeds and stains down for years. More on sealing →
We clean driveways all across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach — see what we handle in Weston, Davie, Pembroke Pines, Coral Springs, Plantation, Cooper City, Sunrise, Miramar, and Fort Lauderdale.
Driveways get the attention, but concrete is everywhere on a South Florida property — sidewalks and walkways, patio slabs, pool deck aprons, curbs, and concrete perimeter walls. It all grows the same black mildew and collects the same rust and grime, and it all comes clean the same way: professional concrete pressure cleaning with the right treatment for each stain — and we tell you straight when a deep-set mark is going to be permanent. If we're already out for the driveway, adding the sidewalks and patio costs less than booking them separately.
Rust is its own problem — orange sprinkler stains don't rinse off with pressure alone. We treat them with the right rust remover first, then clean the surface properly: driveways and sidewalks, pavers, and walls and fences too.
Most irrigation rust lifts completely. Some deep, old stains fade rather than vanish — we'll tell you honestly what to expect before we start, not after. Thirty years of South Florida concrete: get a free quote and it's usually back within the hour.
In South Florida, most driveways want a wash roughly every six months — sooner if you're under heavy tree cover or parking something that drips. Pavers that have started letting weeds through the joints are telling you it's time for a clean-and-reseal, not just a rinse.
We're not going to upsell you a seal you don't need. If a pressure clean is all it takes, that's what we'll quote — and if sealing will actually save you money over the next few years, we'll tell you that too.
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“Fantastic job on our driveway and entry! Very thorough and reasonable price! Will be calling again!”
Most of them, yes. Irrigation rust and tire marks usually lift with the right pressure and a pre-treatment. Some deep, old stains fade rather than vanish — we'll tell you honestly what to expect before we start, not after.
Both. Concrete can take higher pressure; pavers we clean more gently and re-sand the joints so we don't wash the sand out. Different surface, different touch.
If it's pavers, it's worth it — sealing brings the color back and helps keep weeds and stains down for 2–3 years, and the freshly cleaned driveway is the right time to do it. Plain concrete usually doesn't need it. More on paver sealing.
Most South Florida driveways want a wash roughly every six months. Heavy tree cover or shade shortens that.
Not the way we do it. The damage comes from blasting the joint sand out and not replacing it — we use the right pressure and re-sand afterward, so the driveway stays solid.
It's priced by size, surface, and how much staining there is. Quotes are free and usually back within the hour. Start your quote here or call (954) 389-2642.
Pressure clean, stain treatment, and seal if it needs it. Free quote, no obligation — usually back within the hour.