Driveway and Concrete Cleaning
Driveway Cleaning in Fort Myers, FL
Older Fort Myers drives sit under big shade trees and royal palms, and shade is what keeps concrete green.
In the older parts of Fort Myers, off McGregor and around Edison Park and Dean Park, driveways and walks run under decades of tree canopy. Shade and sprinklers keep that concrete damp for most of the day, and damp concrete grows algae in every season here.
Newer communities have the opposite problem: wide, bright drives that show every tire mark and every orange fan from the irrigation. Either way we clean the whole slab with a surface cleaner for one even color, pre-treat the oil and rust, and post-treat the growth so it does not come straight back.
What we clean in Fort Myers
- Driveways, including the apron down to the street
- Sidewalks, walkways and front entries
- Pool decks and lanai floors
- Patios, garage floors and side yards
- Oil and tire marks, treated before the wash so they lift instead of spread
How we do it
The pressure washing process
- Step 1
Pre-treat
Oil, rust and heavy growth get their own treatment first, so the wash lifts them instead of spreading them.
- Step 2
Surface clean
An even pass with the surface cleaner across the whole slab, then a wand on the edges, steps and corners the hood cannot reach.
- Step 3
Post-treat and rinse
A light treatment kills what the wash loosened so it does not come back in a few weeks, then everything is rinsed down, including your walls and garage door.
Concrete can take pressure, but it can also be etched by it. A wand held too close leaves permanent lines, which is why the flat work is done with a surface cleaner at a fixed height. Plants along the drive are wet down before and rinsed after, and we keep the spray off screens, cars and anything that is not concrete.
Fort Myers neighborhoods
- McGregor Boulevard
- Edison Park
- Dean Park
- Downtown River District
- The Forum
- Paseo
- Pelican Preserve
- Whiskey Creek
ZIPs 33901 33905 33907 33912 33913 33916 33919 33966
FAQ
Driveway Cleaning in Fort Myers, FL: questions
Why does my Fort Myers driveway turn green so fast?
Shade, sprinklers and humidity keep it damp, and algae grows on damp concrete all year here. Drives under trees or next to irrigation go green first.
Can you clean the sidewalk and the apron too?
Yes. We clean the apron down to the street and the walks along with the drive, so it all matches.
How often should I have my driveway cleaned in Fort Myers?
Most driveways here look their best with a cleaning once a year. Shaded drives, or ones next to irrigation or a lake, can need it more often because they stay damp.
Will pressure washing damage my concrete?
It can if the wand is held too close. We clean the flat surfaces with a surface cleaner that keeps the spray at a fixed height, which is what prevents the lines and etching you see on badly washed drives.
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