Delmar's upscale older Colonials and Capes are often paired with equally detailed hardscaping — brick walkways winding through Slingerlands, stamped concrete patios in Glenmont, and driveways shaded most of the day by mature street trees along Delaware Avenue and Kenwood Avenue. That shade keeps moss and dark mildew staining alive on surfaces that never fully dry.
Closer to the Hudson bluffs in Normansville and Glenmont, higher humidity accelerates staining on brick and stamped concrete alike, while winter deicing salt eats away at unsealed surfaces throughout Bethlehem. The result is often blotchy, moss-streaked walkways and patios that don't match the well-kept look of the rest of the property.
We clean Delmar's driveways, brick walkways, and stamped patios with a commercial rotary surface cleaner for even, streak-free results — no wand marks, no zebra stripes. Given how much shade and humidity these surfaces deal with, we strongly recommend sealing afterward to block moss regrowth and salt penetration through the next winter.