Driveways & sidewalks
The full approach: driveway slab, the apron out to the street, front walkway and entry. This is the part of your house everyone sees first and nobody ever cleans.
- Driveway
- Apron
- Walkway
- Front entry
- Curb
Cypress · 77429 & 77433
Your driveway isn't grey anymore. It's green.
Gulf Coast humidity turns Cypress concrete into a growing surface. I clean driveways, sidewalks, patios and pool decks back to the color they were poured — usually in an afternoon. Free quotes, no hard sell.
Or text (832) 986-7735 — I answer both.
Free quotes, no pressure
Texts answered same day
Local — I live here
Before & after
Same driveway. Same concrete.
No filter, no touch-up. That grey-green cast isn't the color of your slab — it's what grew on top of it, and it comes off.
The same Cypress driveway, before and after.
What I clean
Flatwork, done properly.
Concrete is what I do, and I do it with a surface cleaner rather than a wand — even pressure, no zebra stripes, no etched lines to look at for the next ten years.
Patios & pool decks
Back patios and pool surrounds pick up the worst of it — shade, splash-out and standing water. Cleaned at a pressure the coping and joints can take, not blasted.
- Covered patio
- Pool deck
- Coping
- Back walkway
Why it looks like that
Houston concrete doesn't get dirty. It gets colonized.
Nothing you did caused this. It's what happens to a porous slab sitting in 90% humidity under a live oak.
Algae and mildew
Humidity plus shade lets growth root down into the pores of the concrete. That's the green-black film — and it's why a garden hose does nothing.
Oak and pine litter
Needles and leaves sit through a wet week and bleed rust-brown stains into the slab. Cypress is full of mature trees, which is exactly why this is so common here.
Clay runoff and pollen
Gumbo clay splashes up in every storm and spring pollen greys everything out. It builds a haze so gradually you stop noticing it.
Got an HOA letter about your driveway? That's most of my calls around
Bridgeland and Fairfield. Send me a photo of the notice and I'll tell you
straight whether a wash fixes it or whether you're looking at something else.
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
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STEP 01
You reach out
Call, text, or send the form below. A photo of the driveway helps me quote accurately before I ever show up.
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STEP 02
Free quote, firm number
I measure the slab and give you a price that doesn't move. If you don't like it, that's a fine answer and I'll leave it there.
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STEP 03
I clean it
Most jobs are done in an afternoon. You don't need to be home — I just need access to an outdoor water spigot.
Free quote
Tell me what needs cleaning.
Fill this in and it opens a text message to me with everything already written out. You just hit send.
In a hurry, just call (832) 986-7735.
Service area
Cypress and the neighborhoods around it.
If you're in 77429 or 77433, you're in the zone. Just outside it? Ask anyway.
BridgelandFairfieldTowne Lake
Coles CrossingBlackhorse RanchCypress Creek Lakes
MiramesaStone GateLongwood
Canyon LakesRiata Ranch
Questions
The things people ask first.
How long does a driveway take?
A typical two-car driveway runs a couple of hours. Add the walkway and entry and you're looking at most of an afternoon. I'll give you a time window with your quote.
Do I need to be home?
No. I just need access to an outdoor water spigot and a clear driveway — cars moved to the street. You can pay after, once you've seen it.
Will pressure washing damage my concrete?
Not the way I do it. A surface cleaner spreads the pressure evenly across the slab instead of concentrating it in one jet, which is what causes the etched lines and zebra striping you see on badly washed driveways.
Will it get rid of cracks or old stains?
Cracks, no — washing cleans the surface, it doesn't repair concrete. Deep oil and rust sometimes lighten a lot without vanishing. I'll tell you honestly what to expect before you book, not after.
What happens if it rains?
We reschedule, no charge and no drama. Working a wet slab in a Gulf Coast downpour is a waste of both our time.
How do I pay?
Cash, Zelle, Venmo or Cash App, whichever is easiest — after the job is done and you've walked out and looked at it.