Exterior Cleaning
Parking lot pressure washing and oil-stain removal
Oil drips, tire marks, gum, and general grime make a lot look neglected. Cleaning the paving — especially entrances, drive-throughs, and storefront rows — is often done before restriping or a property event.
Upload Photos & Request a QuoteThe problem
Oil and fluid stains soak into both asphalt and concrete. Fresh stains usually respond well to degreaser and hot-water washing; old, deep stains often lighten but may not disappear completely. We will tell you what is realistic from your photos rather than promise a result.
Asphalt is softer than concrete and can be scarred by high pressure, so the method depends on the surface. Oily wash water should not run straight into storm drains, so collection and drainage are part of the plan.
Properties where this comes up
Retail and grocery centers
High-traffic storefront rows collect oil drips and gum.
Restaurants and drive-throughs
Idling cars and grease leave concentrated stains in lanes.
Auto-related businesses
Service bays and customer parking see frequent fluid leaks.
Apartment communities
Assigned spaces with long-term leaks from the same vehicles.
Photos & details that help
- 01Wide shots of the areas you want cleaned
- 02Close-ups of the worst oil stains and how many there are
- 03Whether the surface is asphalt, concrete, or pavers
- 04Nearby storm drains and water access
- 05Whether restriping or sealcoating is planned afterwards
When we may need to see the site
- Large lots where the area and number of stains are hard to judge from photos
- Sites near retention ponds or with strict wash-water rules
- Lots that need to stay partly open during cleaning
Next step
Send photos of the lot and the stains. We will review them and reply with a scoped quote and what results to expect.
Open the photo quote form →Get a quote for parking lot pressure washing & oil stains
Send photos and the property address. We will review it and come back with next steps.