Hard surfaces take a beating in Houston
Concrete, pavers and stone soak up dirt, tire marks, red clay, rust from sprinklers and the black mildew that grows in damp, shady spots. Our heat and humidity speed all of it up. A good cleaning brightens the whole property and makes walkways less slippery.
Driveways, sidewalks and concrete
- Surface cleaner, not just a wand. A rotary surface cleaner keeps the spray an even distance from the concrete, so you get a uniform finish instead of “zebra stripes.”
- Pre-treatment helps mildew, algae and many organic stains lift more completely.
- Edges, joints and steps get detailed, and everything is rinsed away from your garage and porch.
Many oil, rust and fertilizer stains lighten a lot, but some have soaked deep into the concrete and won’t come out completely. We’ll look at your stains and tell you honestly what to expect before we start.
Patios, pool decks and pavers
Flagstone, travertine, pavers and stamped concrete each need a slightly different approach. Pool decks get extra care around coping and tile, and we keep runoff out of the pool.
Paver re-sanding
Cleaning pavers washes out some of the sand between them, and over time weeds, ants and weather do the same. After cleaning, we can re-sand the joints so your pavers look finished and stay snug. We don’t re-level pavers. If some have sunk or shifted, we’ll point it out so you know before we start.
Wood fences, decks and pergolas
Too much pressure tears up wood, leaving a fuzzy, carved-up surface. On wood we use lower pressure, the right tip and a cleaning solution that does most of the work, then rinse with the grain.
Retaining walls and masonry
Brick and stone walls grow dark algae and mildew, especially near sprinklers and soil. We clean them carefully so mortar joints aren’t damaged.
We don’t offer sealing, staining or paver leveling at this time. Our focus is a deep, careful clean.
See real results in the before & after gallery, or call 254-768-7950 for a free estimate.