
Driveway Washing
Concrete driveways washed evenly from $99, lifting the mildew film instead of striping the concrete underneath.
Driveways, patios, and pool decks washed back to clean concrete around Houston.

Concrete driveways washed evenly from $99, lifting the mildew film instead of striping the concrete underneath.

Covered and open patios washed down from $79, so you see the slab and not algae.

Pool surrounds cleaned at lower pressure, where a slick algae film is a real safety problem.
The giveaway on a poor wash is striping, so a consistent distance and overlap matter far more than raw pressure ever does.

It is priced by surface and square footage. A single-car driveway and a wraparound pool deck are very different jobs. Washing a drive before a house lists usually books alongside move-out services. Send measurements or a few photos to 832-391-8351 to get the quote moving. Patio sets taken apart or rebuilt around a wash fall under furniture assembly.
Most homes here need it about once a year. Gulf Coast humidity keeps concrete damp enough to grow algae and mildew almost continuously, and shaded north-facing slabs under trees go green noticeably faster than open sun-exposed ones. North-facing slabs under trees often want it twice, while open south-facing driveways can stretch longer. Concrete cleaned ahead of a sale often books alongside drywall repair and a TV mount in one visit.
Not at correct pressure and distance. Damage comes from holding the tip too close or lingering in one spot, which etches lines into the surface permanently. Older or already-spalling concrete gets washed at lower pressure. Pressure gets tested on an out-of-sight corner first, so the setting is proven before the visible slab.
Yes, and they get more care than a driveway. Pool surrounds are often textured or coated, and a slick algae film there is a safety issue, so pressure is kept lower and the coverage more consistent. Coated decks get a wider fan tip and more distance, which protects the finish while still lifting algae. Washing a deck often gets booked with move-out repairs before a listing, and interior touch-ups fall under painting.
Beds and plantings next to the work get rinsed down before and after. Most of what comes off concrete here is organic growth rather than harsh chemistry, but nothing should be left sitting on landscaping either way. Established shrubs handle a rinse fine; anything newly planted is worth flagging when you book.
Regular coverage runs across the northwest side and the FM 1960 corridor. That takes in Atascocita, Copperfield, Cypress, Houston, Humble, Jersey Village, Klein, Spring, The Woodlands, Tomball, and Willowbrook. That list is where the work lands most weeks rather than a hard boundary. If you are further out, ask anyway, because how far is worth traveling usually comes down to the size of the job.
Reach out today for a free quote on any home service, with no obligation to book.