Pressure Washing & Parking Lot Striping in Greater Montgomery
Driveway Cleaning
Driveway cleaning uses high pressure to flush dirt, mildew, oil and stains out of concrete. Concrete is porous, so grime sinks below the surface where a garden hose cannot reach. Our crew pre-treats the worst spots, then washes the whole slab in even passes. The goal is a driveway with an even look from the street to the garage.
We clean driveways, sidewalks and walkways in Montgomery, Prattville and Wetumpka. On Site also serves homes and businesses across Greater Montgomery. As a family business, we keep pricing honest and get the job done right.
Is your driveway due for a cleaning? Call us or request a free estimate. Every job is satisfaction guaranteed.
What's Included
A driveway wash covers the main slab, the street apron and the connecting walks. We sweep off loose debris first so it does not scatter during the rinse. Throughout Greater Montgomery, driveway cleaning is a quick way to freshen a property. On Site serves homeowners as well as commercial properties.
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We look over your property, explain what we recommend and give you a straight price before any work starts.
Uneven wand work leaves stripes and swirl marks on concrete. We wash in steady, overlapping passes so each section blends into the next. That keeps the finished driveway even in color.
Oil, grease and rust soak into concrete and do not rinse out with water alone. We apply a degreaser or stain treatment and give it time to work before the rinse. Deep or old oil stains often lighten rather than disappear completely.
Keep cars off the driveway until it dries so tires do not track dirt back on. If you plan to seal the concrete, it should be fully dry first.
Where We Work
We are based in Prattville and serve commercial and residential properties across Greater Montgomery.
View All Service AreasBroom-finish concrete is the most common driveway surface, and its texture holds dirt in every groove. Exposed aggregate driveways need a careful angle so the stones stay set in the surface. Stamped concrete often has a colored sealer, so we adjust pressure to avoid stripping it. Sidewalks and front walks get the same even treatment as the main slab.
Each stain type calls for its own pre-treatment. Oil and transmission fluid need a degreaser. Rust from fertilizer or sprinklers needs a rust treatment. Leaf and pine sap tannins leave brown shadows that fade with the right cleaner. Pavers and stone, like those covered by patio cleaning, get a gentler approach than poured concrete.
Our Work
FAQs
Here are answers on blotchy results, tire marks, sealing, decorative concrete and cracks.
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334-218-7120Not when the concrete is washed in even, overlapping passes. Blotches come from uneven wand work or holding the stream in one spot too long. Old stains hidden under the dirt may also show once the surface is clean.
Yes, most tire marks come off with a pre-treatment and a focused rinse. Hot-tire marks that have bonded to the surface may only lighten. Fresh marks lift more easily than old ones.
Sealing is optional, but it helps concrete resist new stains. A sealer should only go on once the concrete is fully dry. Cleaning first gives the sealer a better surface to bond to.
Yes, we clean both with adjusted pressure and angle. Exposed aggregate needs care so loose stones stay in place. Stamped concrete gets lower pressure to protect its color and sealer.
Yes, a stream aimed into a crack or joint can blow out loose filler. We keep the stream moving across joints instead of aiming into them. Cracks that are already wide or crumbling will still show after cleaning.
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A family-owned crew that cleans and stripes commercial and residential properties across Greater Montgomery.
A local family business that supports the community we work in.
Warehouses, shopping centers, apartment communities and homes.
We stand behind our results and get the job done right the first time.
Free Estimates
Tell us about your property, and we will give you an honest price and a clear plan.