Algae-mottled concrete driveway in front of a single-car garage

Pressure Washing Services

Driveways, concrete, pavers, and pool decks cleaned at up to 3,000 PSI from our home base in Orange City. Most driveways run $150 to $300.

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Some people call it power washing. Either way, we strip algae, mold, tire marks, and rust from concrete and pavers in one visit, sidewalks and patios included. Licensed and insured, in business since 2018, with 20 Google reviews, 20 of them five stars. Free on-site estimates and same-day response.

Pressure washing for driveways, concrete, and pavers

Reviewed by Clark Sabo | Last updated September 20, 2026

What we pressure wash

Central Florida's heat and humidity give algae, mold, and mildew everything they need on concrete. Even a new driveway turns green and black. Tire marks grind in. Rust stains spread from irrigation heads and fertilizer. By the time most homeowners notice, the buildup is deep enough that a garden hose won't touch it.

Our crews use commercial-grade equipment running at up to 3,000 PSI to strip all of that away. We pair the right nozzle with the right pressure for every surface: flat concrete driveways, stamped concrete patios, brick and travertine pavers, pool decks, and sidewalks. A surface cleaner attachment gives an even, streak-free finish across large flat areas, and a zero-degree turbo nozzle handles edges, crevices, and heavy staining.

$150 to $300 for most driveways

Final price depends on square footage, buildup severity, and whether hot water is needed for grease or oil stains. Every service's range is in our Central Florida pressure washing cost guide.

The process

The process starts with a pre-treatment. We apply a cleaning solution across the surface and let it dwell for several minutes to break the bond between the concrete pores and the organic growth. Then we pressure wash section by section, overlapping passes to avoid leaving lines. Once the surface is clean, we rinse down any surrounding landscaping and check the work before we pack up.

Most residential driveways typically take one to two hours from start to finish. A pool deck and patio together take longer, and we tell you how long at the estimate. Either way, we complete the job in a single visit so you're not stepping over hoses for a week.

Why it matters

Regular pressure washing does more than improve appearance. A clean slab sheds water instead of holding a film of growth, so it is less slick underfoot. It keeps the black crust from building up between cleanings. And if you're considering sealing your pavers or concrete, a thorough wash is the first step we do before any sealer goes on.

If you're getting more than one quote, read our guide on how to choose a pressure washing company in Florida first. It covers insurance, methods, and what a real quote should include, so you can compare companies on the same terms.

Where we work

We pressure wash across three Central Florida counties, Volusia, Seminole, and Orange, from Orange City. In Volusia County, we serve homeowners in DeLand, Orange City, Deltona, Daytona Beach, and the surrounding communities. In Seminole and Orange counties, we handle driveways and concrete across Winter Park, Lake Mary, and Orlando. Same equipment, same crew quality, no travel fees anywhere in our service area.

Surfaces we clean

Concrete driveways and sidewalks
Brick and travertine pavers
Stamped and stained concrete
Pool decks and lanai floors
Garage floors and carports
Commercial walkways and storefronts
Retaining walls and curbing

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Pressure Washing by Surface

Every surface needs a different PSI, nozzle, and approach. Here is how we handle the ones we see most.

Driveway & Concrete Pressure Washing

Poured concrete is the most common surface we pressure wash in Orange City and Volusia County, and it can take the most pressure. We run flat concrete driveways, sidewalks, and garage floors at up to 3,000 PSI with a surface cleaner attachment, which keeps the pressure even across the whole slab instead of leaving the streaky lines a wand alone tends to leave behind. A pre-treatment surfactant breaks down the algae and mildew bonded into the pores before we ever run the wand over it, so the buildup lifts instead of just getting knocked around.

For a deeper look at driveway-specific pricing and process, see our driveway cleaning page. Sidewalks, patios, retaining walls, and other flatwork are covered on our concrete cleaning page.

Paver Pressure Washing

Pavers need a lighter touch than poured concrete. Brick and travertine pavers sit on a bed of joint sand, and pressure that's too high blows the sand right out of the joints, which can let pavers shift over time. We run pavers at a lower PSI than concrete and always check the joints before and after. If polymeric sand needs to be re-applied once the surface dries, we'll tell you during the estimate so it's not a surprise on the invoice.

If your pavers need full restoration, including weed removal and joint re-sanding, our paver cleaning service covers that in more depth.

Hot Water Pressure Washing for Oil, Grease & Rust

Cold water alone won't break down petroleum-based stains. For oil, grease, and hydraulic fluid on garage floors, carports, and commercial loading areas, we bring a hot water unit. The heat emulsifies the stain so it lifts out of the concrete instead of just spreading around under pressure. Rust stains from fertilizer, irrigation heads, or metal furniture get a targeted rust remover applied before we wash, since pressure alone won't touch rust.

We're upfront if a stain has set in long enough to have permanently discolored the concrete. Most fresh-to-moderate staining comes out completely; stains that have been baking in the Florida sun for years sometimes leave a faint shadow even after treatment.

That hot water unit is also the difference between the two terms people search. We explain it in pressure washing vs power washing.

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Pressure Washing FAQ

How much does a driveway pressure wash cost?

Most residential driveways in the Orange City and Volusia County area run between $150 and $300. The final price depends on square footage, the amount of buildup, and whether we need hot water for grease or oil stains. We always come out and give you an exact price before we start.

Will pressure washing damage my pavers or concrete?

Not when it's done correctly. We adjust PSI, nozzle angle, and tip size based on the surface. Pavers get a slightly lower pressure than poured concrete, and we always use a surface cleaner attachment for even results without striping. If your pavers have polymeric sand, we'll let you know if any needs to be re-applied after cleaning.

How often should I pressure wash my driveway in Florida?

For most Central Florida properties, every 12 to 18 months keeps concrete looking good and prevents the kind of deep-set algae staining that becomes permanent. Homes under heavy oak canopy or near a canal may want it once a year.

Can you remove rust stains and tire marks?

Yes. Rust gets a targeted remover before we wash, and tire marks and hydraulic fluid get the hot water unit. If a stain has been there long enough to discolor the concrete, we tell you before we start.

Is the cleaning solution safe for my lawn and landscaping?

Yes. The pre-treatment surfactant we apply before pressure washing is biodegradable and breaks down quickly. We pre-wet grass, plants, and shrubs near the work area before we start and rinse everything down thoroughly when we're done.