Exterior

Driveway & Concrete Cleaning

Surface-cleaner finish — no zebra stripes, no wand marks.

Anyone can point a wand at concrete. Doing it without leaving stripes takes a surface cleaner, the right pressure and a mildewcide that kills the growth rather than blasting the top layer off it. We also treat rust and oil separately, since pressure alone will not touch either.

Driveways, sidewalks, patios and pool decks
Surface cleaner for an even finish across the whole slab
Mildewcide treatment so growth does not return in weeks
Irrigation rust and oil spot treatment
Plants and landscaping protected and rinsed

Step 1 — coverage

Real jobs

Driveway cleaning we've actually done

BEFORE / AFTER

Lakewood Ranch, FL

Paver Cleaning & Sealing

Surface: Brick paver driveway
Problem: Mildew, faded color and joint sand washed out to the point weeds were coming through.
Process: Deep clean, polymeric joint sand replacement, wet-look sealer.
Result: Color back, joints locked and weeds shut out for the next several seasons.

Don't just take our word for it

What customers said

4 months ago

I couldn't be happier with the service I received from Juan and the guys at the Cleaning Solution. From start to finish, the team was professional, punctual, and incredibly detail-oriented. They took the time to explain the entire process, answered a…

Paul Phung14 reviews · Google

7 months ago

Juan and his sons and crew were top notch. Timely, professional, fair prices and did an amazing job cleaning the tile floor in our entire home. I will use them every time going forward. Truly can't recommend them enough.

Jodie Roberts8 reviews · Google

FAQ

Driveway cleaning questions

Why does my driveway get dirty again so fast?+

Because pressure alone knocks the top off organic growth without killing the root structure. A mildewcide treatment is what buys you the extra months.

Can you remove rust stains?+

Most irrigation rust responds to a dedicated rust remover. Deep, years-old staining may lighten rather than disappear entirely.

How often should I have it done?+

Once a year for most Florida driveways, more often on shaded or north-facing surfaces.