Pressure Washing in Breslau

Newly built and recently landscaped homes have their own kind of dirt. Breslau has added a lot of housing in a short time, so many driveways, porches and patios here are only a few years old. New concrete and interlock can show a white haze called efflorescence, where minerals rise to the surface as the material dries. Mortar splatter, paint drips and tracked-in clay are common too. Some of it washes off easily. Some needs a different product.

Interlock needs a careful hand. The joints are filled with sand that locks the stones together, and a hard blast can strip it out and leave the stones loose. We set the pressure for the surface, keep the wand moving and tell you if the joints look thin afterward. Salt and grit from winter settle in the same joints, and a spring wash clears them before weeds take root.

Tell us what the surface is and when it was laid. If a mark is paint, cement or rust, we test a small spot before saying it will come out. Pressure washing starts from $350. The free written quote gives each surface its own line, with the method we will use.

What we plan for in Breslau

• Surface age: we ask when the concrete or interlock went in, since fresh paving can show haze that washing does not always remove.
• Joint sand: on interlock we keep the pressure low along the joints, and tell you if sand looks thin afterward.
• Construction marks: paint, mortar and cement splatter get a test spot first, so you know what is likely to come out.
• Winter residue: salt and grit on steps, walks and the drive apron are washed out in spring, before they stain.
• Mud from new beds: soil tracked or splashed from fresh sod and mulch is rinsed off, with plants covered first.

Questions from Breslau homeowners

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