Driveways, brick walks, patios, and commercial flatwork from the historic district to Monkey Junction
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Wilmington concrete lives under live oaks and next to two rivers, and it shows. Driveways in the older neighborhoods stay green in the shade, the brick sidewalks downtown go slick after every rain, and the commercial pavement along Market Street and College Road takes a whole city's foot traffic. We cross the river from Supply with a hot-water rig and a surface cleaner, and we clean it evenly, edge to edge. Historic brick gets the pressure turned down and the heat turned up, because old mortar joints are not something you blast.
Driveways, sidewalks, and patios cleaned with a surface cleaner, not a wand: even pressure across the whole slab, no zebra stripes, rinse water contained.
Algae, sand, and grime lifted out of the surface so the color comes back, with the joints re-sanded on request.
Excavators, skid steers, dump trailers, and work trucks. Hot water cuts caked clay and hydraulic film without blasting decals or fittings, at your yard or the job site.
Storefront walkways, parking pads, and entry pavement cleaned before opening, so the first impression is a clean one.
Hot water and the right treatment for the stains a cold-water rental unit only spreads around.
The slick green film on shaded concrete is algae, and it is the most common fall hazard on a coastal lot. Even pressure and heat take it off without etching.
Roofs, siding, docks, and painted wood should never meet a pressure wand. It's right in our name, and we do that too.
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See the Main PageCarefully. Historic brick and its mortar get lower pressure and hot water, which lifts the algae without chewing the joints. The wide-open wand is exactly what we do not do on old masonry.
Yes. Storefront walkways, parking pads, and entry pavement, scheduled around your hours so the surface is dry before customers arrive.
No. Stripes come from a narrow tip held close. A surface cleaner spreads the pressure under a hood so the slab comes out even, with the rinse water contained.
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