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Lift the oil, not just the dirt.
Oil soaks deep into concrete, which is why a regular wash will not touch it. We use degreasers and repeated treatment to pull it out of the surface.
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Concrete & Pavers
Motor oil, transmission fluid and grease seep into the pores of concrete. Water alone just runs over the top. Removing them takes a degreaser that breaks the oil down, enough dwell time to work, and agitation and rinsing to pull it back out.
Fresh stains often come out completely. Older stains that have been baking in for years usually lighten a lot but may leave a shadow. We tell you what to expect before we start. Pair it with full driveway cleaning so the whole surface matches.
How we do it
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We check the age and size of the stain.
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Degreaser applied and given time to work.
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Scrubbing and cleaning pull the oil out.
04
Heavy stains get extra rounds.
Good to know
Newer stains come out best. Old stains lighten but may leave a shadow.
So the treated spot does not stand out.
Sealing helps concrete resist future oil.
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A clean driveway makes the whole house look sharper.
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We clean concrete with a rotary surface cleaner that strips dirt, algae and tire marks evenly, so you get a uniform finish instead of wand stripes.
Specialty
Rust from well-water sprinklers, fertilizer and metal furniture leaves orange stains that pressure alone will not move.
Service area
We are based in Flint and serve 28 towns in both counties. Pick your town for local details on pressure washing, or just ask.
No. Most lighten a lot, but deep, years-old stains may not disappear.
We use it carefully and rinse thoroughly.
Yes, including drive-thrus, loading docks and fuel areas.
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