Your driveway isn't grey. It just looks that way.

Concrete doesn't go grey. It gets covered, slowly enough that you stop noticing.

What's actually sitting on your driveway is a mix of algae, road film, tire rubber, and years of rain moving dirt into the surface. It builds up so gradually that most people assume the color has faded. It hasn't. It's underneath.

We clean it with a commercial surface cleaner rather than a pressure wand. A wand is what leaves those zebra stripes you see on driveways where someone tried it themselves. The surface cleaner keeps an even distance and even pressure across the whole slab, so the finish is uniform from the garage door to the street.

Oil spots get pre-treated before we start, because pressure alone doesn't move oil. Edges, expansion joints and the strip along the garage get done by hand afterward, since that is where a machine can't reach and where a half-finished job is most obvious.

Before we pack up we walk the whole thing with you. If there's a patch you're not happy with, we do it again before we leave.