Exterior Cleaning
Flat, even cleaning on concrete and hard surfaces — without the wand marks a rented machine leaves behind.
Pressure Washing in Fort Wayne, IN
Even cleaning, no zebra stripes
The stripes you see on a badly washed driveway come from a pressure wand swinging across the surface at different distances. We use a commercial rotary surface cleaner that holds a fixed height across the whole slab, so the concrete comes up one consistent shade.
We also match the detergent to the problem. Algae, oil, rust and leaf tannin all need different chemistry — more pressure is not the answer, and on older concrete it does damage.
What we clean
Concrete driveways and aprons
Sidewalks and walkways
Patios and pool decks
Brick, paver and stone surfaces
Garage floors
Steps, curbs and retaining walls
Washing is step one, not the whole job
A clean driveway looks great for a season. Bare concrete then starts collecting dirt and algae again immediately, because the pores are wide open.
If you're already having the surface cleaned, sealing it afterwards is the cheapest time to do it — the prep work is done, and the sealer keeps it looking clean for years rather than months.
A note on siding and roofs
High pressure does not belong on vinyl siding, painted wood, stucco or shingles. It forces water behind the surface and strips finish. Those surfaces get our low-pressure soft wash system instead.