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Driveway Cleaning
Post Falls, ID
Oil staining and tire marks removed from concrete.
What Is Pressure Washing?
High-Pressure Cleaning for Concrete, Pavers, and Hardscape
Pressure washing uses water delivered at high pressure: typically 1,500 to 4,000+ PSI: to remove oil staining, tire marks, embedded algae, mildew, and years of weathering from hard surfaces. Unlike soft washing, which relies on chemistry, pressure washing relies on force: and it's the right tool when the surface can handle it.
Concrete driveways, brick patios, pavers, retaining walls, and storefront entry surfaces are all candidates for pressure washing. The results are immediate and often dramatic: a driveway that looked permanently stained can look completely different in a single visit. Most Coeur d'Alene and North Idaho property owners are surprised by how much condition was still there under the buildup.
Pressure washing is not appropriate for roofs, painted siding, wood, or fragile stone. Heritage evaluates every surface during the on-site estimate and applies the correct method. If your property needs both soft washing and pressure washing, Heritage handles both in a single visit.
