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Driveway Washing

Driveway Washing in Plain City & Central Ohio

Your driveway is the first thing guests see. We pressure wash concrete driveways, sidewalks and garage floors — lifting years of dirt, oil, tire marks and stains so your concrete looks new again.

Fully insured Soft-wash safe methods Satisfaction guaranteed

The Service

What our Driveway Washing includes.

Concrete is porous, so dirt, oil, algae and tire marks work their way in and won't come out with a garden hose. We use commercial hot-water pressure washing and surface cleaners that leave an even, streak-free finish across driveways, sidewalks, walkways and garage floors — no wand lines, no zebra stripes.

Beyond looks, a clean driveway is safer — algae and moss get slippery when wet. We can also apply a treatment to slow regrowth and keep your concrete cleaner for longer. Every job is fully insured and backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

We clean driveways and concrete right across the region — from Plain City out to West Jefferson, Springfield and Grove City. Wherever you are in Central Ohio, your concrete is cleaned the same careful way.

  • Concrete driveways & aprons
  • Sidewalks & walkways
  • Garage & shop floors
  • Oil, rust & tire-mark treatment
  • Even, streak-free surface cleaning
  • Oil, rust & tire-mark treatment
Freshly pressure washed concrete driveway apron and front walk in Central Ohio

How It Works

How we wash a driveway in Plain City & Central Ohio.

A driveway ages in three separate ways at once, and they do not all come off the same way. There is general dirt and road film, which is straightforward. There is organic growth — the green tinge along the edges and in the shaded strip near the garage. And there is staining: oil drips, rust from a planter or fertiliser, and tire marks that have polymerized into the surface.

Central Ohio adds a fourth. Road salt through the winter drives into the pores and, combined with freeze-thaw cycling, is what starts the surface flaking you see on older slabs. Washing the salt out in spring is the single most useful maintenance job for a concrete driveway, and it is why we suggest booking once a year rather than waiting until it looks bad.

  1. 01

    Walk the slab

    We check for spalling, cracks and loose aggregate, and identify each type of staining so it gets the right treatment.

  2. 02

    Pre-treat the stains

    Oil, rust and tire marks are treated individually before any pressure. Heat comes out for grease where it helps.

  3. 03

    Surface-clean in passes

    A rotary surface cleaner runs the slab in overlapping passes, so the whole thing lifts to one even tone with no zebra striping.

  4. 04

    Edge, rinse and check

    The apron, edges and expansion joints are detailed by hand, then the full slab is rinsed so nothing dries back as a line.

What changes the price of a driveway wash

A standard two-car driveway is priced on area, and most land around the same figure. What moves it is staining and add-ons — heavy oil, rust, or a garage floor and front walk done at the same time while we are already set up.

  • Driveway size — measured, including the apron and any parking spur
  • Staining — oil, rust and tire marks need individual pre-treatment
  • Surface condition — aged or spalling concrete is worked at lower pressure
  • Add-ons — garage floors, front walks and steps done in the same visit

Recent Work

Driveways and walks we have washed in Central Ohio.

Concrete is where the difference shows most, because the whole surface is in plain sight from the street. Drag either slider, then press play to watch a driveway come up in one pass.

Sidewalk, caught mid-wash before driveway washing Sidewalk, caught mid-wash after driveway washing by Mullet Power Wash Before After
A front walk, caught halfway through
Curving sidewalk before driveway washing Curving sidewalk after driveway washing by Mullet Power Wash Before After
A curving walk, the gray lifted out
Curved concrete driveway and apron washed clean at a Central Ohio home
A curved drive, apron to garage
Freshly washed concrete driveway in front of a brick ranch home in Central Ohio
Still wet: a brick ranch driveway
Long concrete driveway washed to an even finish in Central Ohio
Street to garage, one even finish
Clean concrete garage apron and driveway joints after a driveway wash
The garage end, where the tire marks were
On the job

A driveway wash, working the apron

The concrete is covered in even, overlapping passes, which is what stops the striping a bare wand leaves behind.

See all our before & after work

Where We Work

Serving Plain City & Central Ohio.

Based in Plain City and serving homes & businesses across Central Ohio. Don't see your town? Just give us a call — we likely cover you.

Find Us

Mullet Power Wash

319 Willowbend Cir
Plain City, OH 43064
Serving Plain City & Central Ohio

(614) 316-2302

Mon–Sat · 9:00am – 5:00pm

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Good to Know

Frequently asked questions.

Can you get oil stains out of my driveway?

Usually a great deal of it, though it depends on how long the oil has been sitting. Fresh spills lift readily with a degreaser and hot surface cleaning. Oil that has soaked into porous concrete for years may lighten dramatically rather than vanish, and we'll tell you honestly which one you're looking at before we start.

How long does a driveway take?

A standard two-car driveway is usually an hour or two. Add time for heavy oil staining, rust, or a large area of aged concrete. We'll give you the estimate up front rather than surprising you on the day.

Will pressure washing damage my concrete?

Not when the pressure is matched to the surface. Damage happens when someone uses a narrow wand at full pressure and etches lines into the slab. We use a rotary surface cleaner that spreads pressure evenly, which is what gives you a uniform finish with no wand stripes.

How often should a driveway be washed?

Once a year suits most Central Ohio driveways, usually in spring once the salt and winter grime are done. North-facing slabs and anything under trees go green faster and may want it sooner. Regular washing also stops oil and algae setting in permanently.

Do you use hot water?

Where it helps, yes. Heat makes a real difference on oil, grease and tire marks, so we bring it out for those. For general dirt and algae on concrete, the right surface cleaner and the right pressure do the job without it.

Will the cleaning harm my grass or plants?

No. We pre-wet the beds and borders around the slab, keep them wet while we work and rinse everything down afterwards, which dilutes any run-off well below the point where it could hurt planting.

Can you clean a garage floor too?

Yes, and it's a common add-on while we're already set up. Garage slabs collect oil drips, salt and tire marks, and they clean up well as long as there's somewhere for the water to drain out.

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  • Fully insured — your property is protected.
  • Soft-wash methods that are safe for siding, roofs & plants.
  • Satisfaction guaranteed on every job.

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