Selma pressure washing for driveways, patios and walkways

Concrete in Selma takes a beating. Dust from vineyards, orchards and dirt farm roads works its way into the pores, and on rural properties, work trucks and equipment track dirt onto driveways and approaches. Sprinklers leave white mineral marks and orange rust stains along walkways and curbs. Then the summer heat bakes everything in. By fall, a driveway can look blotchy and gray, with tire marks near the garage and oil drips where the cars park. In winter, shady patios and the north side of the house can grow a slick green film that gets slippery underfoot.

We clean flat concrete with a professional surface cleaner, a round, covered tool with spinning nozzles that glides across the surface at a consistent height. It lifts grime evenly, so you don’t end up with the zebra stripes and swirl marks a handheld wand leaves behind. Oil spots and heavy stains are pre-treated first. Older, deeper stains usually lighten a lot but may not disappear completely, and we’ll tell you that up front. Edges, steps and expansion joints are detailed with a wand, and then everything is rinsed so the loosened dirt doesn’t dry back onto the concrete.

Homeowners usually call us for driveways, sidewalks, back patios, pool decks and garage floors. Selma businesses use us for storefront sidewalks, entrances, drive-thrus and dumpster pads, where foot traffic and spills bring grime back fast. With hours starting at 5am, we can usually wrap up before a shop opens or before the afternoon heat sets in. High pressure is for concrete and other hard surfaces. For stucco, siding and roofs, we switch to low-pressure soft washing. Ducky’s is licensed and insured, every estimate is free, and if a spot gets missed, we come back and make it right.