Your Driveway Is Hiding More Than You Think
That gray film on your driveway is not just dirt. It is mold, algae, oil residue and years of grime sitting on top of your concrete. And it does more than look bad. It makes the surface slippery and speeds up cracking over time.
Concrete can actually handle pressure up to 3000 PSI, but most pros stick between 1300 and 2300 PSI so you clean deep without chewing up the surface. A 25 to 40 degree nozzle and a steady 12 to 18 inch distance is the sweet spot.
Most homes only need this once a year. High traffic driveways might need it twice. Either way, a clean driveway instantly boosts curb appeal and can even help your home's resale value.
You do not need to live with a dull, stained driveway. A little water pressure and the right technique brings it back to life fast.