Lift the dirt and dark buildup from your driveway, front walk or patio. We can quote the cleaning on its own and help you decide whether sealing makes sense.
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See the same driveway and front walk before and after cleaning.
The surface looks more even, though some discoloration remains near the garage.
The dark buildup below the step is much less visible. The joint between the landing and walk remains distinct.
Wheel paths and the apron near the street often soil differently. Point out old oil or tire marks so we can discuss what may remain.
Shaded stretches and the edges beside planting beds collect buildup. Include the path to your door along with your driveway.
Leaf marks and dirt can settle under furniture or along the edges. Let us know which areas are accessible and what needs moving.
If winter grime or dark buildup is the issue, driveway cleaning alone may be enough. If you want driveway cleaning and sealing together, we’ll check the existing finish and explain whether a sealer could help limit moisture or spill absorption.
If the old coating looks milky, flakes off or feels slick, mention it up front. A fresh coat over a failing finish can leave the underlying problem in place.
Have us assess my surfaceA new slab, a broom-finished driveway and an older stamped patio need different preparation. Tell us what you know about the last application.
Some homeowners want to keep a natural look. Others have an existing finish to maintain. We’ll explain how the proposed sealer could affect color and sheen.
Moisture, weather and an incompatible coating can affect adhesion. We’ll outline any preparation and the care the chosen finish needs.
We identify the finish, stains and any previous coating, then agree on the areas to include.
We review access, prepare the area and choose the cleaning method for your concrete.
We inspect the cleaned surface and discuss any marks or preparation that still need attention.
When sealing is in your estimate, we apply the selected product once the surface and weather meet its requirements.
We explain when to walk, move furniture back or park, along with care for the finish you selected.
We’re based in Marquette Heights and generally serve homes within about 60 miles, including Peoria, Pekin, East Peoria, Morton and Washington. Send your city or ZIP so we can confirm availability.
Have a different surface? See paver cleaning and joint restoration for individual pavers or commercial parking lot and sidewalk cleaning for a business property.
Yes. Choose Cleaning Only. You can also include a concrete front walk or patio in the same estimate.
Surface dirt and organic buildup often respond well. Older oil, rust, tire marks and leaf stains can settle into the concrete and may only lighten. Point out the marks that matter most to you.
Yes. Tell us about the pattern and any old sealer, especially if it has gone white or started peeling. We’ll assess the finish before recommending a cleaning method or another coat.
The finish depends on the product and your concrete. Tell us if you want to keep the current appearance. We’ll discuss the expected color and sheen before adding a sealer to the estimate.
For a cleaning, we’ll let you know when the surface is ready to use. For sealing, plan for separate foot and vehicle traffic times. We’ll give you both for the chosen product and the conditions at your home.
We look at the area, access, staining, old coatings and whether sealing or extra preparation belongs in the scope. You can start with your city or ZIP. Exact measurements are optional.
Cleaning removes buildup. It can’t level a settled slab or replace concrete that has flaked away. If water is getting into open gaps, see our concrete crack caulking and joint sealing service.
Tell us which surfaces need attention. We’ll follow up by your preferred contact method to discuss the work and what belongs in your estimate.
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Planning work elsewhere around your home? Explore our residential services.
No measurements needed. Notes are optional.
Prefer the full form? Open the general estimate form.
