Frisco driveways are newer, and the orange spots on them usually come from the lawn, not the car. Call any time and you will be put through to a local, owner-run pressure washing company.
Call (469) 649-7066A common complaint on newer Frisco driveways and walks is a spray of small orange or brown spots near the grass. They usually come from lawn fertilizer: many contain iron, and granules that bounce onto concrete and get wet leave rust marks. Sprinkler water with iron can do the same along the edges.
Pressure washing only fades them. They need a rust remover made for concrete, applied and rinsed carefully. Once cleaned, blowing fertilizer back onto the lawn after each application keeps them from coming back.
Many Frisco driveways are only a few years old. New concrete should be fully cured before it is sealed, and a penetrating sealer after a good cleaning can make future stains easier to remove. Ask whether the company seals, what product it uses, and how long before you can drive on it.
Many Frisco HOAs expect driveways and fences to be kept clean; a written price for each surface makes it easy to compare.
See driveway cleaning and fence cleaning.
Usually rust stains from iron in lawn fertilizer or sprinkler water. They need a concrete rust remover; pressure only fades them.
It can make future stains easier to remove. Newer concrete should be fully cured first. Ask about the product and drying time.
Blow or sweep fertilizer granules off concrete right after spreading.
No. Ask for proof of liability insurance.
All of Frisco, plus Little Elm, Prosper and The Colony.
The line is answered around the clock. You will be put through to a local, owner-run pressure washing company that works in Frisco.
Call (469) 649-7066