Driveway and sidewalk cleaning across the northern Front Range

Your driveway is the first thing anyone sees. We make it look like you just poured it.

A driveway and the walks around it collect everything the Front Range throws at a house: road grime tracked in on tires, white haze from winter deicer, dust that bakes in under the sun, and the drips that every car eventually leaves behind. Over a few seasons the concrete goes from light gray to a patchy brown and nobody quite notices until the neighbor has theirs cleaned.

We clean it with a rotary surface cleaner that spreads water pressure evenly across the slab, so the whole driveway comes up the same shade. A wand alone leaves zebra stripes and can etch the surface. Stains that need more than pressure get a targeted treatment first, and if you want the clean look to last we can seal it while we are there.

What we clean off driveways and sidewalks

• Tire marks and road grime at the garage apron and turn in
• White haze, scaling and salt residue from magnesium chloride deicer
• Oil, transmission and coolant drips from parked vehicles
• Rust rings from sprinkler heads, patio furniture and fertilizer
• Leaf, pine needle and tree sap stains
• Dirt and mud buildup along sidewalks, steps and curb lines
• Dark growth in shaded, north facing walks that never dry out

Stamped, colored and exposed aggregate driveways get lower pressure and a wider pattern so the finish stays put. If a slab has an old sealer that is peeling, we will show you before we start rather than surprise you after.