David Reihms Pressure Washing

Concrete surface cleaning is the process of removing contaminants like dirt, mold, grease, and stains from concrete using mechanical or chemical methods, such as pressure washing, scrubbing with stiff brushes and specialized cleaners, or abrasive blasting. The cleaning process often begins with sweeping, followed by pre-treating stains, then scrubbing or pressure washing, and finally rinsing the surface to remove loosened debris and cleaning agents. The specific method and cleaners used depend on the type of stain and the condition of the concrete.

Steps for surface cleaning.

1. Clear the Surface: Sweep away loose materials from the concrete/ paver surface.

2. Pre-Treat Stains: Apply specific to various stains, such as degreasers for oil, bleach solutions for mold and algae, or other appropriate chemical treatments.

3. Clean The Surface: Use a power washer, a stiff brush, or a floor scrubber to scrub the pre-treated area and loosen dirt and grime.

4. Rinse Thoroughly: Rinse the entire concrete/ paver surface with clean water to wash away the loosened contaminants and cleaning solutions.

5. Allow to Dry. Let the concrete/ paver surface dry completely before assessing the results or applying sealers or coatings.