Residential
Driveway & sidewalk cleaning
Concrete driveways and sidewalks turn gray, green, or black from mildew, dirt, and tire marks. Tell us the size and surface, and we will review it and send a free quote.
Request a Free QuoteThe problem
Driveways are often the first thing visitors notice, and HOAs sometimes send notices about dark or mildewed concrete. Surface cleaning removes built-up dirt and growth; some stains such as oil, rust, or irrigation marks may need separate treatment.
Pavers are handled differently from plain concrete because washing can remove joint sand. If your driveway is pavers, see paver cleaning and sealing.
Properties where this comes up
Concrete driveways
Mildew, dirt, and tire marks on broom-finished concrete.
Sidewalks and walkways
Slippery or discolored paths to the front door.
HOA-managed homes
Owners responding to an appearance notice.
Rental turnovers
Refreshing the entrance before a new tenant.
Photos & details that help
- 01Your ZIP code
- 02Approximate driveway size, for example a two-car driveway
- 03Surface: concrete, pavers, or stamped or coated concrete
- 04Photos of the driveway and any oil, rust, or tire stains
- 05Other areas to include, such as the walkway, patio, or curb
When we may need to see the site
- Coated, painted, or stamped concrete that may react to cleaning
- Deep stains where the cause is unknown
- Cracked or lifted concrete that may need repair instead
Next step
Send your ZIP code, driveway size, surface, and photos. We will review it and reply with a free quote.
Open the photo quote form →Illustrative example
What this work can look like
Illustrative imagery, not a completed Lot & Site customer project.
BeforeAfterHave more than one project?
Need the driveway cleaned, landscaping refreshed, pavers restored, junk removed, or something else taken care of? Include everything in your quote request. You can select multiple services and upload photos of each project.
Get a quote for driveway & sidewalk cleaning
Send a short description and where the property is. Photos help, but you can start without them. We will review it and come back with next steps.