If you live in Albany, you know what winter does to a driveway. The plow throws salt-heavy slush into every crack. Water freezes, expands, and pops chunks of concrete loose. By April, your driveway is a topographic map of stains — oil drips from the garage, rust from patio furniture, tire marks, and a haze of gray-black grime the rain won't touch.
Then someone with a pressure washer tries to fix it and leaves the driveway looking worse: 'tiger stripes' from the wand, bright clean streaks between dirty ones, spots where they leaned in too long. That's the DIY special.
We clean Albany concrete with commercial-grade rotary surface cleaners — the same equipment used on gas stations and shopping plaza sidewalks. Even pressure across the full surface, no wand marks, no zebra stripes. The finish is uniform edge-to-edge. And in the Capital Region climate, we strongly recommend sealing after — it extends the clean 3–4× and blocks salt penetration next winter.