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COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

Concrete, Driveway & Patio Cleaning.

Pressure washing for sidewalks, driveways, patios and shared outdoor areas across King, Pierce and Snohomish counties.

From the front walk to the back patio.

Choose the surfaces you want cleaned, then identify any areas that need extra attention. We match the work to the material and buildup so your estimate covers the full area you have in mind.

  • Concrete walks & entries. Sidewalks, pedestrian approaches, concrete steps, curbs and wheel stops at commercial properties and homes.
  • Driveways, patios & courtyards. Residential driveways and patios, shared courtyards, breezeways and suitable pool-deck surfaces.
  • Pavers, brick & stone. Share the surface type, joint condition and any coating or sealer so we can assess how it should be cleaned.

Include edges, obstacles and stains.

Furniture, planters, parked vehicles and delivery traffic affect access. Let us know when the area can be cleared. Oil, rust, gum and mineral deposits may need targeted treatment in addition to general pressure washing; photos help us distinguish the work.

See our service areas or learn how booking works.

Commercial concrete & sidewalk cleaning

Separate storefront approaches, shared walks, courtyards and service areas on a property map. This helps establish a clear baseline for the first wash and identify the areas to include in recurring maintenance.

Plan recurring commercial cleaning or request a proposal for multiple properties.

A few helpful details.

Can you clean a driveway and patio together?

Yes. Include both, along with connecting paths or steps, so the estimate covers every area you want cleaned.

Does pressure washing remove every stain?

Results depend on the stain, surface and how long the buildup has been present. Point out stains before booking so we can assess treatment and explain the expected result.

Get your free estimate.

Tell us where you’re located and what needs cleaning.