A driveway covered in oil stains, green algae, and weed-choked joints is the first thing buyers, neighbors, and HOA boards notice — and in Florida's heat and humidity that grime comes back fast. Professional driveway and paver cleaning lifts years of embedded dirt, tire marks, rust, and organic growth to restore the original color of your concrete, pavers, and walkways. The result is instant, dramatic curb appeal that makes the whole property look cared for.
How we do it: Hard surfaces like concrete driveways, paver patios, and walkways are the one place high pressure belongs — but only at the correct pressure for each material, paired with a surface cleaner for even, stripe-free results. We pre-treat oil and mold with the right cleaning solutions, work the joints, then thoroughly rinse and protect surrounding landscaping and plants so nothing gets scorched or splashed with runoff.
What's included on a typical job:
- Deep cleaning of driveways, walkways, and paver surfaces
- Oil and rust stain treatment and lifting
- Mold, mildew, algae, and weed removal from the surface and joints
- Optional paver re-sanding with polymeric sand to lock joints and block weeds
Because Florida pavers shift and grow weeds as joint sand washes out in our heavy rains, re-sanding restores stability and keeps the surface looking finished far longer.
How pricing works: We price driveway and paver cleaning by scope, not a flat rate, so you only pay for the surfaces you actually have. The main things that move the number are how much area there is to clean — a one-, two-, or three-car driveway, or a small-to-extra-large patio, lanai, or pool deck — the surface material, since plain concrete cleans fastest while pavers, brick, and travertine or natural stone take extra care and cost a little more, and whether there are stubborn stains that need pre-treatment, such as orange rust from sprinklers and fertilizer or oil and grease under the parking area. Optional paver re-sanding is quoted separately, and when you combine your driveway with a patio, pool deck, or other surface in the same visit the whole job comes at a multi-surface bundle discount. Tell us the basics and we'll give you an exact, no-obligation number in under two minutes — get your instant estimate →.
Maintenance plans: Concrete and pavers in Florida do best with a refresh about once a year — sooner for shaded, north-facing, or coastal driveways where algae returns quickly. Our scheduled maintenance plans keep your hardscape consistently clean year-round and are available at a discount versus one-off cleanings, so you never let buildup get ahead of you again.
You get a driveway that looks new and a property that shows beautifully — backed by our Spotless Promise: if anything isn't perfect, we re-clean it free within 72 hours. We're fully licensed and insured, and every job starts with a free, exact, no-obligation estimate.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?+
Pressure washing uses high pressure for hard surfaces like concrete; soft washing uses low pressure plus cleaning solutions for delicate surfaces like roofs, siding, and screens. We use the right method for each surface.
Is it safe to pressure wash my roof?+
No — high pressure damages roofs. We soft wash roofs, which safely removes algae and black streaks at the root and protects your warranty.
What are the black streaks and green stains on my roof and siding?+
The black streaks are a hardy algae called Gloeocapsa magma, and the green or gray patches are mold, mildew, and lichen — all of which thrive in Florida's heat, humidity, and summer rainy season. They hold moisture against your roof, stucco, and screens and spread fast once the rains set in. Soft washing kills the growth at the root with low pressure so it doesn't simply return after the next storm, which also protects your shingles, tile, and paint.
How much does pressure washing cost?+
It depends on the surfaces and square footage — a driveway is very different from a full house-and-roof soft wash. We give you a free, exact quote up front.
How often should I wash my home's exterior?+
Soft-wash results on a roof or exterior typically last 6–12+ months; driveways do well about once a year. Florida's humidity speeds up regrowth, so coastal and shaded homes may want it more often.
Will it damage my plants or pavers?+
No — we pre-treat and rinse landscaping and use the correct low-pressure approach for each surface, so your plants, pavers, and screens are protected.