Sidewalk and Walkway Cleaning Services

A: The frequency of sidewalk and walkway cleaning depends on various factors, such as the level of foot traffic, weather conditions, and the presence of stains or other contaminants. In general, it is recommended to have your sidewalks and walkways professionally cleaned at least once a year. However, areas with high foot traffic or frequent exposure to dirt and stains may require more frequent cleaning.

A: When performed by a professional using appropriate techniques and equipment, pressure washing is a safe and effective method for cleaning concrete surfaces. However, excessive pressure or improper use of the equipment can potentially cause damage to the concrete. That’s why it’s essential to hire a reputable and experienced pressure washing service provider like Lexington Pressure Washing KY, who knows how to maintain the right balance of pressure to achieve optimal cleaning without harming the surfaces.

A: Yes, our cleaning agents are carefully selected to be safe for plants and grass. We take extra precautions to protect nearby vegetation during the cleaning process to minimize any potential impact. Our team is trained to apply the cleaning agents in a controlled manner, ensuring that they do not come into direct contact with plants and grass.

A: The duration of the cleaning process depends on the size of the area being cleaned and the overall condition of the sidewalks and walkways. It can vary from a few hours for smaller residential projects to a full day or more for larger commercial properties. Our team will provide you with an estimated timeline based on the specific details of your project.

A: Bleach is better for cleaning concrete as it can effectively remove tough stains like mildew and algae.

A: The best thing to clean a concrete path is a pressure washer or a scrub brush with a suitable cleaning solution.

A: An environmentally friendly product like Simple Green can be the best choice for cleaning sidewalks effectively.

A: While bleach can be effective for cleaning sidewalks, it should be used with caution as it may harm surrounding plants or grass.

A: To clean outside paths, use a pressure washer or a scrub brush with a suitable cleaning solution, and rinse with water.

A: To make concrete look new again, use a pressure washer and a suitable concrete cleaner or degreaser for thorough cleaning.

A: To clean heavy buildup on sidewalks, a concrete cleaner or degreaser can be used effectively.

A: Sidewalks get dirty due to exposure to outdoor elements, such as dirt, stains, mold, and mildew, as well as foot traffic.

A: To clean a discolored concrete sidewalk, use a pressure washer and a suitable concrete cleaner to remove stains and restore its appearance.

A: Black stains on a sidewalk can be removed with a mixture of bleach and water or a commercial concrete stain remover.

A: You can spray a mixture of water and bleach or a concrete cleaning solution on your sidewalk to effectively clean it.

A: To remove mildew from a sidewalk, use a mixture of water and bleach or vinegar, or a commercial mildew remover.

A: It is recommended to pressure wash your walkway at least once a year, or more frequently for areas with high traffic or heavy staining.

A: A pressure washer should not be used on delicate surfaces, such as stucco or painted surfaces, as it can cause damage.

A: To power wash a concrete walkway, use a pressure washer with the appropriate PSI level and a suitable concrete cleaning solution.

A: Before pressure washing, apply a concrete cleaner or degreaser on the concrete to effectively remove dirt, stains, and buildup.