driveway oil stain removal

Set-in oil: improved is an honest result

Fresh drips release. Old drips that have soaked a summer into the slab often leave a shadow. We will say which one you have.

Oil wicks into concrete. The longer it sits, the deeper it goes. A degreaser and dwell can pull a surprising amount from a fresh stain. A stain that has been rained on for several seasons has already moved into the paste of the concrete. We treat it, we agitate, and we show you the result in daylight. If the shadow remains, that is the result. We do not keep charging you to scrub the same ghost.

The halo problem is real. Cleaning only the stain leaves a light patch in a dirty driveway, which looks worse. We clean the field around it so the area reads as one surface. That is why an oil spot is sometimes a driveway job, not a one-foot circle.

Cat litter and dish soap are the home version. They are fine as first aid on a fresh drop. They are not a method for a set-in stain, and they are not what we are doing.

The service this belongs to is Oil and grease treatment.

In the towns we actually drive to

The usual place is one habitual parking spot, darker in the center, with a cleaner halo if someone already tried to rinse it.

Keep reading

Black streaks are a colony, not dirt →

Green film on the north wall →

Red clay does not rinse off →

Irrigation rust is iron, and it shows up after the wash →

If this is your house, send the worst side.

Call Alton at (706) 415-7564. Ask what chemical family the stain actually needs.

Alton Johns answers (706) 415-7564.

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