Driveway & Concrete Pressure Washing in Lighthouse Point & Broward
Driveways, sidewalks and concrete slabs in South Florida pick up algae, mildew, rust from irrigation, oil drips and tire marks. We clean them with surface cleaners for an even finish, no wand streaking.
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What builds up on South Florida concrete
Warm, humid weather and daily afternoon rain keep algae and mildew growing on shaded concrete almost year round. Irrigation systems that draw mineral-heavy water leave orange rust streaks, and cars add oil and tire marks. Left alone, the surface turns slick, dark and uneven.
How we clean it
We pre-treat stains, then run a rotary surface cleaner across the slab so the whole area is cleaned at the same rate. That is what avoids the striped look you get from a bare wand. Edges, steps and tight spots get a wand pass, and the debris is rinsed off the property, not into the street.
What you will notice
Concrete returns to a clean, uniform tone. Walkways are safer to walk on because the slippery algae film is gone, and the curb appeal of the whole property lifts. Deep oil stains may lighten rather than vanish, and we tell you that up front.
What we clean
- Driveways and parking pads
- Sidewalks and walkways
- Garage aprons and entry slabs
- Curbs, steps and stoops
- Pool-deck concrete
- Stamped and colored concrete (see our stamped concrete page)
Common Questions
How often should a driveway be pressure washed?
Most South Florida driveways look best with a wash about once a year. Shaded driveways, or ones near sprinklers, may want a second visit because algae returns quickly in the wet season.
Can you remove rust and oil stains?
Rust from irrigation usually responds well to a rust treatment. Oil that has soaked in for months can usually be lightened a lot, but we will give you an honest expectation before we start.
Is a surface cleaner really better than a wand?
On large flat areas, yes. A surface cleaner keeps the nozzle at a constant height and speed, so the result is even without wand lines.