Why Falcon for Driveway & Paver Cleaning?

We use a 20-inch commercial surface cleaner with hot water to lift oil, tire marks, rust, and embedded grime that consumer wand-and-tip washers leave behind. For decorative or sealed surfaces, we switch to a softer wash approach to avoid stripping the sealant or etching the substrate. Every job ends with a low-pressure rinse and a clean perimeter.

Soft Wash vs. Pressure Wash — We Use the Right Method

Soft washing uses low pressure (under 500 PSI) combined with a biodegradable cleaning solution to safely remove algae, mildew, and organic staining from delicate surfaces — roofs, stucco, painted siding, screen enclosures, and pool cages. It kills the spores at the root, so results last 3–5× longer than pressure washing alone.

Pressure washing uses high-volume water (8 GPM commercial rig) to blast dirt, oil, and tire marks off hard surfaces — concrete driveways, pavers, sidewalks, brick, and parking lots. Wrong tool on a delicate surface causes paint stripping, shingle damage, and voided warranties — that's why most insurance claims for "pressure washing damage" come from contractors who only own one rig. We bring both.