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Sidewalk & Walkway Pressure Washing

Walkways take the most foot traffic and stay wet the longest. That makes them a prime place for slippery algae and ugly staining. We bring them back to a clean, safe surface.

Concrete Sidewalk after cleaning Concrete Sidewalk before cleaning Before After
Concrete Sidewalk
Concrete sidewalk before and after pressure washing

Why walkways need regular cleaning

Walkways and sidewalks are narrower than driveways, but they are exposed to every drop of rain, every pass of a sprinkler, and the shade from nearby shrubs and trees. That combination grows algae and mildew quickly. In fall, leaf tannins can leave brown stains, and in winter damp walkways stay slick. A slippery walk is not only unattractive, it is a real safety risk for kids, guests, and delivery drivers.

What we clean

We clean front walks, sidewalks along the street, back-door paths, steps and stoops, concrete curbs, brick and paver walkways, garden path borders, and connections from the driveway to the house. For homes with an HOA or municipal sidewalk requirements, a clean sidewalk helps keep you in good standing. Our crews take care to edge cleanly so the cleaned concrete meets the grass in a crisp line.

If your walkway leads to a patio, porch, or deck, we recommend cleaning them together so the finished look is consistent: see porch and patio cleaning and deck cleaning.

Hot water on walkways

Just like driveways, walkways clean best with heat. Hot water lifts oils from shoe traffic, pet marks, and rubber, and clears algae more thoroughly than cold water alone. For brick or paver walks we adjust the method to protect joint sand and the stone surface.

What this removes

  • Slippery algae and mildew
  • Leaf and tannin stains
  • Rust marks
  • Gum and tire marks
  • Dirt and mud
  • Paint and chalk

Why it is worth doing

  • Safer entrances with less slick algae.
  • A clean first impression at the front door.
  • Prevents long-term staining that becomes harder to remove.
  • Crisp edges that make the whole yard look maintained.

How we clean walkways

  1. PrepWe move planters and decor and pre-wet nearby beds.
  2. CleanWalks are cleaned with a surface cleaner or controlled wand work depending on width and material.
  3. DetailSteps, risers, and edges are cleaned by hand for even results.
  4. RinseThe whole walkway is rinsed and runoff is directed away from entries.
  5. FinishWe put everything back and do a final check with you.

Signs it is time

  • The walkway looks dark, green, or blotchy.
  • It feels slippery after rain.
  • Leaf stains remain after the leaves are gone.
  • Guests are coming or the home is going on the market.

Make it automatic with a care plan

Sidewalk and walkway cleaning is bundled with driveway cleaning in every care plan. Plans start at $49 per month and include priority scheduling and member discounts on every other service.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you clean steps and stoops too?

Yes. Steps, risers, and landings are cleaned as part of the walkway.

Is it safe to use right after cleaning?

Yes, once the surface is rinsed it is safe to walk on. We recommend waiting for it to dry before placing furniture or decor.

Can you clean brick or paver walkways?

Yes. We adjust pressure and technique to protect brick and pavers and keep joint sand in place when possible.

Will cleaning prevent algae from returning?

Cleaning removes existing growth and its roots. In shaded, damp areas, growth may return over time, which is why recurring cleaning on a plan is popular.

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