5 things destroying your driveway (and how to fix them for cheap)

Your driveway is probably dirtier than you think. Here's what's actually eating away at your concrete right now:

1. Mold & mildew — Those dark patches aren't just ugly. They're breaking down the surface layer of your concrete. The longer they sit, the deeper they go.

2. Oil stains — Every time you park your car, tiny drips seep into the pores. Once they're deep enough, no garden hose is saving you.

3. Tree sap & pollen — Especially in spring. This stuff hardens and becomes basically glue.

4. Dirt buildup in cracks — Dirt gets packed into hairline cracks, expands when wet, and makes those cracks bigger every season.

5. UV damage — The sun fades and weakens concrete over time. A clean surface actually reflects more UV and lasts longer.

The fix? A proper pressure wash once or twice a year. Not a garden hose — actual 3000+ PSI cleaning that strips everything out of the pores.

I run CleanSlate Pressure Washing and I see driveways go from looking 20 years old to brand new in under an hour. If your driveway has any of the above, it's time.

$99 for a full driveway wash. No hidden fees, no upsells. Just clean concrete.