Farmington driveways collect blowing dust, oil drips, tire marks, and chalky hard-water stains from sprinklers. Surface cleaning brings concrete, pavers, and patios back to an even, bright finish — here is what it costs and how it works.
Driveway and concrete cleaning in the Farmington area typically runs about $150 to $400, with a standard two-car driveway usually in the lower-to-middle part of that range. What moves the number:
Tell us the approximate size and what is staining the concrete and we will get you a number. Request a quote to start.
Three things dull Farmington concrete: oil and grease from vehicles, wind-blown dust that grinds into the surface, and hard-water mineral stains from sprinkler overspray and runoff. We pre-treat oil with a degreaser, then run a flat surface cleaner that lifts embedded dust and lightens mineral staining for an even, streak-free result — no zebra stripes from a narrow wand.
A surface cleaner spreads pressure across a wide spinning bar, so the concrete comes out uniform instead of etched with wand marks. Older or flaking slabs are cleaned at a gentler pressure. Cleaning your driveway pairs naturally with a house soft wash and gutter brightening for a full curb-appeal refresh, and we handle commercial sidewalks and lots the same way.
About $150 to $400 depending on square footage, staining, and whether sealing is added. A typical two-car driveway sits in the lower-to-middle range.
Most oil and grease is lifted or greatly reduced with a degreaser and hot-water surface cleaning; very old stains may lighten rather than vanish.
No — a flat surface cleaner spreads pressure evenly for a consistent clean, and older concrete is cleaned at a safe pressure.
Yes. Pavers and stamped surfaces are cleaned with extra care, and paver joints can be re-sanded afterward.
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