#1 Concrete Power Washing Service in Grapevine, TX
Grapevine Wash Co. provides residential and commercial pressure washing throughout Grapevine, TX, including driveway and concrete cleaning, sidewalk and patio washing, fence cleaning, and parking lot power washing, backed by more than 10 years of experience. Dirt, algae, and oil stains build up gradually on concrete and siding, so the change is easy to miss until a surface is cleaned. We use the correct water temperature, pressure settings, and nozzle selection for each material, which protects wood, paint, and softer surfaces from damage during the process.
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Driveways and sidewalks collect tire marks, oil drips, rust from sprinkler systems, and a gray film of dirt that builds up slowly enough that most homeowners stop noticing it. We use a surface cleaner attachment rather than a wand, which keeps pressure even across the slab and prevents the striping and zebra marks left by amateur work. Rust and battery acid stains need a separate acid-based treatment. We identify those during the walkthrough so there are no surprises on the invoice.

Those black streaks on asphalt shingles are Gloeocapsa magma, a hardy algae that feeds on limestone filler in the shingles. Left alone, it holds moisture against the roof and shortens shingle life. Pressure washing a roof voids most shingle warranties and strips granules. We follow ARMA guidelines and use a low-pressure chemical application that kills the algae at the root, then rinse. We check fascia and soffit condition while we're up there and flag anything that looks like it needs a roofer.

Siding, brick, and stucco don't need high pressure — they need the right cleaning solution and dwell time. High pressure forces water behind siding panels, damages mortar joints, and can strip paint. We soft wash exteriors using a low-pressure application of a detergent and biocide blend that kills mold, mildew, algae, and the black spotting caused by artillery fungus in mulch beds. Landscaping is pre-wet and rinsed after. We cover exterior outlets, light fixtures, and any gaps around windows before starting.

Pavers, travertine, and flagstone need attention in the joints as much as on the surface. Weeds, ants, and washed-out polymeric sand all start there. Our paver service includes cleaning the surface, removing organic growth from joints, re-sanding with polymeric sand where needed, and applying a sealer. Sealing does several things: it locks the joint sand in place, blocks oil and food stains, slows efflorescence, and deepens the color of the stone. Most sealers on residential pavers last two to five years in this climate depending on sun exposure and traffic.
We'll tell you honestly whether a driveway needs sealing now or whether cleaning alone is enough for another season.

Shaded patios in North Texas grow algae and mildew fast, especially along the north side of a house or under tree cover. Pool decks add a second problem — sunscreen, body oils, and chlorine residue that soak into porous concrete. We adjust pressure based on the material. Stamped and decorative concrete gets lower PSI and a chemical-forward approach so the color coat and texture stay intact. Around pools, we contain runoff and avoid pushing debris or cleaning solution into the water. Cool decking and Kool Deck coatings are handled at reduced pressure since aggressive washing strips the surface texture that keeps the deck slip-resistant.
Outdoor kitchens, retaining walls, and fence lines can be added to any patio job.

Brick, stucco, and EIFS get soft washing with a detergent dwell time, while durable concrete panels and metal siding can handle higher pressure. Before we start, we cover light fixtures, protect landscaping, and confirm water access on site. Most retail and office buildings benefit from an annual wash, though properties near Highway 121 or under heavy tree cover often need attention twice a year. We also offer Drywall removal & replacement for commercial spaces, check out our secondary company Wylie Elite Drywall.

Restaurants deal with grease that ordinary cold-water washing will not touch.
We use hot water at 180–200°F combined with degreasers formulated for food-service waste. That combination breaks down the fat and oil that soaks into concrete pads, drive-thru lanes, and back-door aprons. Dumpster pads get particular attention because standing organic waste attracts pests and produces odor complaints. We wash the pad, the enclosure walls, and the gate hardware, then apply a deodorizing rinse. Many restaurants in Grapevine schedule monthly or quarterly service to stay ahead of health inspections and lease requirements. We can also capture wash water to keep grease out of storm drains.

We handle breezeways, stairwells, pool decks, mailbox areas, clubhouse exteriors, and perimeter fencing. Building exteriors are soft washed to protect siding, painted trim, and window seals. Stairwells and breezeways benefit from quarterly service in high-traffic buildings, while siding and fencing typically need annual attention. We provide written scopes and per-building pricing so boards and property managers can budget accurately. Our crews post notices in advance, work building by building to limit disruption, and clear walkways as they finish each section.

Parking areas hold oil drips, tire marks, brake dust, and trash residue that get tracked into buildings. We use surface cleaners for even coverage across large expanses, then hand-detail curbs, striping edges, and stall lines. Oil stains receive a degreaser application and dwell time before rinsing. For parking garages, we address ceiling drips, column staining, and stairwell odors. Water reclamation matters here — we can capture and filter runoff to meet local discharge requirements. Work happens overnight or on weekends in phases, so a section of the lot stays open. We coordinate cone placement and signage with your property manager before the crew arrives.

We clean dock aprons, ramps, bumpers, and dock levelers with hot water and degreaser, paying attention to the trench drains where residue collects. Bollards and safety striping get hand attention so markings stay visible. Interior warehouse floors are a separate service. For sealed concrete and epoxy coatings, we use low-moisture methods and extraction so water does not reach stored inventory or racking. Scheduling flexibility matters in distribution settings. We work around shipping windows, including early morning and weekend slots, and coordinate with your dock supervisor on staging areas.

Concrete walkways in front of a business are the first thing customers notice, and they hold gum, spilled drinks, rust runoff, and black mold streaks. Our surface cleaners run at consistent pressure to avoid the striping left by wand-only cleaning. For gum, we use steam or hot water at close range, which lifts the residue without scarring the concrete.
Rust from sprinkler systems and metal furniture requires an oxalic-based treatment rather than pressure alone.
Rust, Oil & Specialty Stain Removal
We use oxalic-based rust removers for irrigation stains, fertilizer marks, and orange streaks from metal furniture or rebar. For oil and transmission fluid, we apply a degreaser, allow proper dwell time, then agitate and surface clean the area. Older stains that have penetrated deep into the slab may lighten significantly rather than disappear completely.
Other stains we handle:
Painted block, raw brick, stucco, and coated metal each absorb spray paint differently, and each requires a different solvent and pressure combination. On sealed or coated surfaces, a graffiti remover and low pressure often lift the paint without touching the finish underneath. Paint sinks into the pores, so removal usually takes multiple applications and controlled pressure to avoid etching the surface or leaving a "clean spot" that stands out from the surrounding wall. For commercial properties, we respond quickly — fast removal discourages repeat tagging. We also handle related restoration work like removing sticker residue, adhesive marks, and paint overspray.
Soft Washing & Low-Pressure Cleaning
Not every surface can take 3,000 PSI. Roofs, siding, painted wood, and window screens will show damage long before the dirt comes off. Soft washing solves this by replacing pressure with a cleaning solution. We apply a mix that kills organic growth at the root, let it dwell, then rinse at a pressure similar to a garden hose.
Where we use soft washing:
Deck & Fence Cleaning and Restoration Prep
Our professional deck and fence cleaning services remove built-up dirt, algae, mildew, mold, stains, and weathered residue from wood, composite decks, and fencing. Using controlled pressure washing and soft washing methods, we deep clean surfaces without damaging wood grain or causing unnecessary splintering. Our deck and fence restoration prep also prepares surfaces for staining, sealing, painting, and refinishing, helping coatings adhere properly while restoring a cleaner, refreshed appearance.
Every job starts with an on-site assessment. We identify the substrate — broom-finished concrete, stamped patio, brick paver, or stained garage floor — and check for oil deposits, rust, algae, and organic staining. From there, we pre-treat. A degreaser or sodium hypochlorite solution sits on the surface long enough to break down the stain before any water touches it.
We also bring our own water supply capability when needed, along with hoses long enough to reach back patios and side yards without dragging equipment through your landscaping.
Cities and communities we cover:
If your specific neighborhood is not listed , please contact us. We frequently extend our services to surrounding communities based on project scope.

FAQ's
We clean concrete driveways, sidewalks, walkways, patios, and pool decks, along with house exteriors, fences, decks, and gutters. For commercial clients, we handle parking lots, dumpster pads, storefront entryways, drive-thru lanes, and building facades. Oil stains, rust marks, algae, mildew, and gum removal are included in most concrete jobs.
For siding, stucco, and painted exteriors, we use soft washing rather than high-pressure spray.
Yes. We provide free, no-obligation estimates for every property in Grapevine and the surrounding area.
For straightforward jobs like a standard driveway or patio, we can often quote by phone using square footage and a few photos. Larger commercial properties or multi-surface projects usually call for an on-site walkthrough so we can measure accurately and identify stains that need extra attention.
Most homes in North Texas benefit from a full exterior cleaning once every 12 to 18 months. Driveways and sidewalks that sit under trees or hold standing water may need attention every 6 to 12 months. Commercial properties typically require more frequent service. Restaurants, retail centers, and high-traffic parking lots often schedule quarterly or monthly cleanings to manage grease, gum, and foot-traffic grime. Shaded north-facing surfaces collect algae faster, so we adjust the schedule based on what we see at your property.
Yes, when the pressure, nozzle, and cleaning solution are matched to the surface. Concrete driveways and patios tolerate high pressure and surface cleaners that produce an even finish without wand stripes. Wood fences and decks require lower pressure to avoid splintering or raising the grain. Vinyl, stucco, brick, and painted siding are cleaned with a low-pressure soft wash method rather than direct high-pressure spray. We assess each material before we start and set our equipment accordingly.
Pressure washing relies on water force — often 2,500 to 4,000 PSI — to break dirt loose from hard surfaces like concrete and masonry. Soft washing uses a detergent solution applied at pressure closer to garden-hose levels, typically under 500 PSI. The cleaning agents kill algae, mold, and mildew at the root, then get rinsed away.
We use soft washing on roofs, siding, screens, and painted wood. High pressure stays on concrete, pavers, and similar durable materials.
We carry general liability insurance and can provide a certificate of insurance on request before work begins.
With more than 10 years of experience in the Grapevine area, we have worked on stained concrete, natural stone, aggregate, cedar fencing, composite decking, and painted brick. Each of these responds differently to pressure and chemistry. When a surface is questionable, we test a small, inconspicuous area first and show you the result before continuing.