Bonita Springs is one of the toughest climates in the country for outdoor surfaces. Between persistent humidity, daily irrigation overspray, year-round warmth, and proximity to water, algae, mold, and organic staining take hold faster than most homeowners realize and come back before the last cleaning feels old. A driveway that looked decent six months ago can turn visibly dark and discolored without much warning. That’s not a failing surface. That’s what happens here when regular cleaning doesn’t keep pace with the environment.
Clean Streaks is a professional exterior cleaning company serving Bonita Springs and the surrounding Southwest Florida area. Concrete and pavers are among our core services, and we also work with travertine, natural stone, and other hardscape materials when the job calls for it. Before we apply anything, we inspect the actual surface condition. Some driveways need basic algae removal. Others show up with rust staining from irrigation heads, deeply absorbed oil, lichen in the cracks, or efflorescence on paver joints. We identify what’s there first, then decide how to treat it.
Concrete cleaning is priced by square footage, and a standard single two-car driveway starts at $150. That covers a straightforward job with no significant complications. Final pricing increases based on what the surface actually needs, and the factors that commonly raise the cost include:
A standard two-car driveway with no major complications typically takes about an hour. For broader context, our average residential ticket runs between $400 and $500 depending on the service, and pressure washing services start at $225.
Concrete cleaning can be combined with other exterior services, with final pricing based on the full scope of work. Services homeowners commonly combine with a driveway clean include:
If you want to handle multiple improvements at once, mention it during the walkthrough and we’ll put together a complete estimate.
We start every job by inspecting the driveway for algae, organics, oil, rust, and crack debris before we apply anything. From there, we pretreat the surface with a heavily diluted sodium hypochlorite solution and let it dwell long enough to begin breaking down organic growth before mechanical cleaning starts. Going straight to pressure without that dwell time just moves dirt around rather than eliminating the biology causing the discoloration.
After pretreatment, we run a surface cleaner over the concrete using our soft wash and pressure washing systems, then work a turbo nozzle through the cracks and joints to clear embedded weeds and debris. Once the main cleaning is done, we evaluate the surface, apply Wipeout if no further SH is needed, let it dwell briefly, and rinse as the finishing step. OxiClean or other biodegradable detergents come in when the job calls for extra cleaning support.
Pavers follow the same core sequence but come with their own considerations. Before applying anything, we test for existing sealer, which affects how we prepare the surface and whether treatment will reach the material underneath. We also assess staining depth, joint condition, lichen, mold, and efflorescence, the chalky residue that appears when moisture pulls mineral deposits out of the stone.
The honest part of the paver conversation is about oil. Superficial oil often responds well to cleaning, while oil absorbed deeply into pavers over time may require specialty equipment including a heated pressure washer. In severe cases, replacing the affected pavers is the more realistic path, and we share that assessment before work starts, not after.
Stone driveways are uncommon in this market, but our hardscape experience includes natural stone, travertine, paver stone, and concrete. For any of these materials, we evaluate the surface individually and adjust our approach based on surface type, stain depth, presence of sealer or mineral deposits, and the risk of overcleaning. We adjust the method to the material rather than overstating one fixed approach for every surface.
We answer calls, text back quickly, and show up when scheduled. One of the most consistent things new customers mention is that they were surprised someone picked up. That level of responsiveness matters to homeowners who are used to chasing contractors for updates. Estimates go out by both email and text the same day as the walkthrough, and we follow up the next day, again a few days later, and once more after that if we haven’t connected.
Our preference is to estimate in person. We inspect the driveway and surrounding surfaces, take photos, note problem areas, and build an accurate quote before sending it by email and text. Around 10 to 15 percent of estimates happen over the phone when distance makes an in-person visit impractical. The walkthrough gives us a more accurate picture and leads to fewer surprises on either side.
Before we apply any product, we assess what the surface actually needs. Some driveways call for a standard clean. Others need rust treatment, rust and oil removal, or paver-specific prep accounting for sealer or embedded contamination. Honest assessment upfront is what makes the finished result worth the investment.
Before work starts, we walk through the process and explain the chemicals. The sodium hypochlorite solution is heavily diluted. Throughout the job, we keep surrounding landscaping rinsed consistently, then rinse the area again after cleaning and apply an SH neutralizer that breaks down the active ingredient in sodium hypochlorite. The neutralizer is biodegradable and safe for the soil, and it’s a standard step on every job.
We won’t promise removal we know isn’t achievable. Superficial oil often responds well. Deeply absorbed oil in pavers may need specialty equipment or, in serious cases, paver replacement. That assessment happens during the estimate, before any money changes hands.
The service goes well beyond a basic pressure wash. After the main cleaning pass, we work a turbo nozzle through every crack and joint to clear embedded weeds and debris, then evaluate whether the surface still needs another SH application. If not, we apply Wipeout, let it dwell for a few minutes, and rinse it as the finishing step. A final walkthrough with you wraps things up before we leave.
We’re not the lowest-priced option in this market, and that’s intentional. Our business is built on showing up on time, explaining the process before we start, doing the work correctly, and being reachable if something needs attention afterward. We’re for homeowners who want a professional result from a company that actually follows through.
Within a day or two of completing the service, we check in. If something looks off or you notice an area that still needs attention in the week or two following the job, reach out and we’ll come back. Reasonable callback concerns are handled without a callback fee. That’s how we operate.
We carry a $1 million insurance policy. When you bring a contractor onto your property to work around vehicles, landscaping, and hardscape surfaces, that coverage is part of what makes it a lower-risk decision.
The process starts when you reach out. We schedule an in-person estimate when possible, inspect the driveway and surrounding surfaces, take photos, and build the quote before sending it by email and text the same day. Follow-ups go out the next day and again a few days later if we haven’t connected.
Before any solution goes down, we review the job with you, explain the chemicals, inspect the surface for organics and staining, and flag any limitations before treatment begins. Have vehicles moved off the driveway and confirm access to the property’s water supply before we arrive. If local water restrictions are active, the appointment may need to be rescheduled.
We pretreat the driveway with a heavily diluted sodium hypochlorite solution and let it dwell long enough to break down organic buildup before pressure is applied. OxiClean or biodegradable detergents come in when the job calls for them.
We run the surface cleaner over the driveway, then use a turbo nozzle through the cracks and joints to clear embedded weeds and debris. That detailing step accounts for much of the visible improvement. A full rinse removes loosened material before the final evaluation.
We evaluate the surface after the main cleaning. If the job calls for another sodium hypochlorite (SH) application, we handle it. If not, we apply Wipeout, let it dwell briefly, and rinse it as the last step. We do a walkthrough with you before leaving and follow up within a day or two of the service.
If you’re not satisfied, we’re not done. We complete a walkthrough on site before leaving and follow up within a day or two. If something comes up in the week or two after the job, let us know and we’ll come back. Reasonable callback visits are handled at no charge, and there’s no formal callback fee. We also carry a $1 million insurance policy covering your property while we work. There’s no formal warranty attached to concrete cleaning, but there is real accountability and a direct line to the person running the business.
Concrete cleaning is priced by square footage, and the final cost depends on the surface condition and the level of treatment required. A standard single two-car driveway starts at $150, while rust removal, oil treatment, and extra deep cleaning increase the price because they require more time and product.
A standard two-car driveway usually takes about an hour when there are no major rust or oil complications. Larger areas or surfaces with heavier buildup can take longer because they need additional treatment and cleaning time.
We primarily clean concrete and paver driveways and related flatwork. We also have experience with other hardscape materials like travertine and natural stone, although concrete and pavers are the most common surfaces in this area.
We inspect the surface, pretreat it, clean it with the appropriate equipment, detail cracks and joints, rinse it thoroughly, and finish the surface based on what it still needs. When appropriate, we also use Wipeout as a finishing step to make sure the driveway is fully cleaned.
We use a heavily diluted sodium hypochlorite solution as part of the cleaning process and handle it carefully throughout the job. We explain what we’re using, keep plants rinsed during service, rinse surrounding areas again afterward, and apply a neutralizer to help protect landscaping.
Sometimes, but it depends on how deeply the oil has absorbed into the surface. Light or superficial staining may respond well, while deep oil in pavers can be much harder to remove and may require specialty equipment or, in severe cases, paver replacement.
Not all driveways have the same type or severity of buildup. Some surfaces need additional treatment for rust, oil, embedded organics, mineral deposits, or weeds in cracks, which changes both the process and the amount of labor involved.
We take plant protection seriously and build it into the cleaning process. That includes careful application, ongoing rinsing during the job, additional rinsing afterward, and using a neutralizer after cleaning.
We recommend moving vehicles off the driveway and making sure we have access to the property’s water supply before we arrive. If there are local water restrictions in effect, the appointment may need to be rescheduled.
Southwest Florida conditions can cause hard surfaces to stay damp and collect organic buildup faster than many homeowners expect. Regular concrete cleaning helps prevent surfaces from becoming more stained, slippery-looking, or difficult to restore over time.
We follow up after the service and want you to tell us if anything still needs attention. We do not charge for reasonable callback visits and will come back to address legitimate concerns.
If your concrete or paver surfaces in Bonita Springs have been collecting buildup, staining, or algae growth, getting it cleaned now is simpler than restoring a surface that’s gone another full season without attention.
Call us at 541-515-1051 or submit a request through the contact form on our website. We’ll come to your property, walk the surface with you, share an honest assessment of what we see, and build a quote based on actual condition. We respond quickly, show up on schedule, explain the full process before we start, and check in after the job is done.