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Parking Lots

Parking Lot & Parking Garage Cleaning

Lots and garage decks pick up oil drip lines, tire film, and years of general traffic grime. This is volume work, and it gets scoped and scheduled differently from a driveway.

Quoted per property.

Lots, decks, drive lanes, and garage levels. Large flat work, priced and scheduled per property.

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What is included

What we clean.

  • Surface lots and parking pads
  • Parking garage decks and ramps
  • Drive lanes and entrances
  • Loading and delivery areas
  • Concrete curbing and islands
  • Stairwells and landings

What we are usually looking at

The problems that show up most.

Oil drip lines in every space

The centerline of a parking space tells you exactly how long since the lot was last cleaned.

Entry and exit grime

Traffic concentrates at the throat of a lot and it darkens there first.

Stairwell buildup

Enclosed stairs collect the things nobody wants to describe in a marketing sentence.

Drainage requirements

Many properties have rules about where wash water can and cannot go, and that shapes the plan.

How we do it

The approach.

Same order every time, so nothing gets skipped because the day ran long.

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  1. 01

    Section the property

    Lots get cleaned in zones so parking stays available and the work does not close the whole site.

  2. 02

    Surface cleaning, not wand work

    A surface cleaner covers ground evenly. Trying to do a lot with a wand is how you get stripes and a very long day.

  3. 03

    Degrease before pressure

    Oil lines get treated so the pressure is finishing the job instead of trying to do all of it.

  4. 04

    Off-hours where needed

    If the lot cannot be closed during business hours, say so when you ask and we will work out the timing.

Being straight with you

Where cleaning stops.

Concrete that has absorbed years of oil will lighten considerably and will not return to uniform gray. Asphalt is cleaned conservatively because high pressure will lift aggregate and loosen the binder.

Questions

About parking lots.

All questions
Do you clean asphalt lots?

Carefully, and at lower pressure than concrete. Asphalt will not take aggressive cleaning without losing aggregate.

Can it be done outside business hours?

Ask when you request the estimate. Timing on a lot is part of the scope, not an afterthought.

Customer reviews

What customers say.

Every review here is public. Read them on Google if you would rather see them in the wild.

Customer reviews

Google Reviews

East Alabama Surface Clean, LLC

5.0

Based on 13 Google reviews

  • Saramia Arenas

    Google review

    Austin is reliable and has great work ethic. So easy to communicate with which makes booking with him a breeze. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone in need of pressure washing!

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  • Jacob Brannon

    Google review

    Great person to do business with. Strong character honest and hard working. Shows up on time and does excellent work give them a try you won't be disappointed.

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  • Aaron Hernandez

    Google review

    Fair price and easy to work with. Also, he has full coverage insurance so that gives you a piece of mind when you hire someone like him.

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Surface Notes

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Need parking lots done?

Send a couple of photos and the address. We will come back with real pricing and a straight read on what to expect.

Auburn • Opelika • Lee County • Surrounding Areas

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