Concrete Cleaning
Even, stripe-free results on patios, pool decks and walkways.
Concrete is porous, so dirt does not just sit on top of it — it settles into the surface. Waving a pressure wand across a slab pushes some of that out and leaves the rest in arcing stripes. We use a rotating surface cleaner that holds a consistent distance and pressure across the entire pour, so the finish is uniform from edge to edge.
Around pools, shaded patios and north-side walkways, the bigger issue is biological: algae and mildew make concrete slick and unsafe. Pre-treating those areas kills the growth so it does not return within weeks of a purely mechanical cleaning.
What's included
Patios & pool decks
Slip-causing algae removed and the original concrete color returned.
Sidewalks & walkways
Edges, control joints and steps detailed by hand after the main pass.
Rust & organic stains
Targeted treatment for irrigation rust, leaf tannin and red clay staining.
Stamped & decorative concrete
Cleaned at a pressure that respects the sealer and the texture.
Our process
- 1
Clear furniture and planters, then wet down all bordering grass and beds.
- 2
Pre-treat organic growth and any isolated stains.
- 3
Surface clean the slab in overlapping passes for an even result.
- 4
Hand-detail edges, joints, steps and tight corners.
- 5
Rinse everything down and water the surrounding landscaping again.
Concrete FAQs
Can every stain come out?
Organic growth, dirt and most traffic staining come out completely. Deep oil, paint drips and severe rust can be dramatically improved but occasionally leave a shadow — we tell you before we start rather than after.
Do you clean pool decks without harming the pool?
Yes. We control runoff direction and rinse thoroughly so nothing meaningful reaches the water.
Should concrete be sealed afterward?
Sealing is optional but helps decorative and stamped concrete stay clean longer. We are happy to advise on timing.
Get a free concrete quote
Call (706) 955-2425 or send us the details and we'll get you on the schedule.