Holliday’s Pressure Washing Services is a veteran-owned exterior cleaning company serving Orlando and Central Florida homeowners who want real results, not just a surface rinse. Daniel Holliday founded this company in 2017 after serving in the Marine Corps, and the same standards he carried in uniform show up in how every job gets done: show up on time, communicate clearly, and don’t leave until the work is right.
Florida’s heat and year-round humidity give algae, mold, and organic buildup ideal conditions to take hold on concrete and pavers faster than almost anywhere else. Once organic acids work into a concrete surface, they begin breaking it down from the inside, quietly accelerating deterioration that’s expensive to reverse. Professional driveway cleaning removes what a garden hose leaves behind, protects the surface from long-term damage, eliminates the slip hazard that algae-covered concrete creates, and for homeowners in HOA communities across the Orlando area, it keeps the property in compliance before a notice arrives.
Every job includes a pre-appointment confirmation, an on-the-way text, before and after photos at completion, and a follow-up call from our team a few days later.
Driveway cleaning is priced based on square footage, surface material, and what the surface actually needs. For standard concrete, pricing starts at a $200 minimum, which covers most driveways in the 400 to 600 square foot range, with a base rate of approximately $0.15 per sq ft. A mid-sized driveway with typical buildup generally lands in the $300–$500 range, while larger or U-shaped configurations run $500–$1,000+ depending on size and condition. We use a satellite measurement app for oversized driveways so your quote reflects the real surface area. Paver driveways require more care and reduced pressure to protect joints, and that precision is reflected in a rate of $0.17–$0.20 per sq ft.
When oil stains or rust are present, those are treated as specialty add-ons. Oil stain treatment adds +$50–$200 depending on penetration depth and how many areas are affected. Rust removal is quoted at +$100–$300, and heavy rust buildup may double the base price for that surface. One thing we put in writing before any oil stain job begins: complete removal cannot be guaranteed to 100% because concrete is porous and deeply absorbed oil may leave a faint shadow even after full treatment. Other factors that shift the final number include organic growth severity, access limitations, concrete condition, and weather delays during Florida’s storm season.
Our Siamesed setup delivers 3,000 to 4,000 PSI (pounds per square inch) uniformly through the 36-inch surface cleaner, producing consistent results across the full cleaning path rather than the uneven streaking a single wand leaves. After the surface pass, we apply a sodium hypochlorite post-treatment diluted to 2–3% with a 5–10 minute dwell time. In Orlando’s climate that post-treatment step is what separates a cleaning that lasts from one that fades within weeks. Where oil stains are present, porosity often means some shadow remains, and we communicate that clearly before work begins.
Pavers need a controlled approach to avoid displacing stones or blowing out joint sand. We work in the 1,500 to 2,500 PSI range, and depending on the age of the installation, joint sand may need replenishing afterward. Sealing after cleaning is an option worth considering to lock in color and extend results. The added precision involved is why pavers are priced at $0.17–$0.20 per sq ft.
Asphalt is cleaned at 1,500 to 2,000 PSI to avoid displacing the aggregate and comes up most often in commercial settings. Decorative and stamped concrete is cleaned at 2,000 to 3,000 PSI with attention to both texture and color finish. Painted concrete surfaces, common on pool decks and patios, call for soft wash methods in the 100 to 500 PSI range where the cleaning solution does the work rather than water pressure.
Daniel served in the Marine Corps starting in 2009, completed a combat deployment to Afghanistan, and was honorably discharged in 2013. He started this company in 2017, lives in Longwood, and works these neighborhoods regularly. The discipline that military service builds shows up in how jobs are run: arrive when scheduled, do the work correctly, and don’t leave something behind you wouldn’t accept yourself.
We invest in high-GPM (gallons per minute) equipment because it cleans faster, more evenly, and with less time running loud machines outside someone’s home. Our Siamesed setup produces 25 gallons per minute, which moves through large driveways at a pace that single-unit rigs can’t match, and that means less disruption to your day and less noise for the neighbors without sacrificing the quality of the result.
Every chemical application starts at the lowest effective concentration and adjusts upward only if the surface requires it. Landscaping near the driveway is pre-wetted before we begin and rinsed again after the job is complete. We ask that pets stay indoors until all treated surfaces are fully dry, both as a precaution against paw contact and to keep animals away from any residual solution before it dries. When we’re working near waterways, storm drains, or environmentally sensitive areas, sodium hypochlorite stays off the job.
If a surface doesn’t need cleaning or is deteriorated to the point where cleaning would cause more harm than good, we say so during the walkthrough rather than take the job and deliver something we can’t stand behind. Heavily cracked or degraded concrete is a case where we’d rather have that honest conversation upfront, and that approach is how we keep customers coming back rather than walking away frustrated.
You receive a confirmation when your appointment is set and a text on the day of service when we’re on the way. When the job is done we send before and after photos alongside your digital invoice. A few days later our team makes what we call a happy call to confirm everything looked right once you had time to walk the driveway, and if anything needs attention we come back and handle it.
Runoff management is part of how we plan every job. Sodium hypochlorite is never applied near open water, and we direct rinse water away from storm drains and planted areas wherever the property layout allows. The solutions we use are diluted to responsible concentrations, and by the time the final rinse is done the water leaving your driveway carries minimal chemical residue that breaks down quickly with sunlight and air.
You receive a confirmation when your appointment is set and a text when we’re on the way. At arrival we walk through the job with you if you’re home, note anything to protect or work around, and assess the surface for oil, rust, or structural concerns before connecting a hose. If anything changes the scope or estimate, we discuss it before starting.
Most driveways go straight to surface cleaning. When oil, rust, or heavy organic buildup is present, we apply chemistry first. Degreaser is applied to oil stains, worked in with a stiff brush, and allowed a dwell time of 15–20 minutes before heat extraction. Rust is treated with oxalic acid at the minimum concentration needed to avoid etching, with a 10–15 minute dwell time. Where algae or mildew is significant, sodium hypochlorite dwells for 5–10 minutes. Chemical strength is matched to what the surface actually needs.
We run the 36-inch surface cleaner through the driveway in overlapping passes, distributing pressure evenly across the full cleaning path and managing overspray to protect landscaping and neighboring surfaces.
After the surface passes, sodium hypochlorite post-treatment is applied across the driveway. Stubborn spots get targeted treatment at concentrations up to 5% using a pump-up sprayer. For oil and grease residue, our hot water machine reaches up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit, which cuts through petroleum contamination far more effectively than cold water.
The final rinse clears all residue from the surface and surrounding areas. We review results against arrival photos, then send the full before and after documentation with your digital invoice and payment link. A yard sign goes up if permitted. Our team follows up a few days later to confirm everything met your expectations.
We back every job with a satisfaction guarantee. If something was missed or didn’t come out right, let us know and we’ll return at no charge. If anything was accidentally damaged during the job, we fix it. For oil stains, we’re upfront in every estimate that complete removal cannot be guaranteed due to concrete porosity, and we don’t charge for a result we can’t deliver. Because organic regrowth in Florida depends heavily on weather and surface conditions, we focus on thorough cleaning, post-treatment, and realistic maintenance intervals to help keep driveways looking their best.
Not when the right precautions are followed. Landscaping near the driveway is pre-wetted before any solution is applied and rinsed afterward. Concentrations are kept to the minimum the surface requires, and pets should stay indoors until treated areas are fully dry.
No. We handle everything, document the job with photos, and send your invoice digitally. Just let us know ahead of time about anything we should plan around, such as a gate code or a vehicle that needs to stay accessible.
We can make a meaningful improvement, but complete removal is not guaranteed. Concrete is porous, and deeply absorbed oil may leave a faint shadow even after degreaser, scrubbing, and hot water extraction at up to 250 degrees Fahrenheit. That limitation goes in writing in your estimate before we start.
Heat, humidity, and frequent rain create near-ideal conditions for organic growth on concrete surfaces. Shaded driveways that stay damp after rain are especially prone to fast regrowth. The post-treatment we apply after every cleaning slows that cycle, but most Orlando homeowners find annual or twice-annual cleanings are the realistic way to stay ahead of it.
We carry a 535-gallon on-board tank and typically connect to your outdoor hose bib for residential jobs to maintain supply throughout the work. If you prefer we use only our own water, we can arrange that, including filling from a nearby fire hydrant with our hydrant meters.
Every six to twelve months works for most homeowners. Driveways in full sun with good drainage can go toward the longer end of that range. Those under heavy tree cover or near vegetation typically need cleaning sooner.
Not with the right equipment and technique. Our 36-inch surface cleaner distributes pressure evenly and eliminates the concentration points that cause etching or striping. We reduce pressure for pavers and use soft wash methods for painted surfaces, and we won’t clean a surface that’s deteriorated to the point where cleaning causes more harm than good.
Sodium hypochlorite is never used near open water, and rinse water is directed away from storm drains and landscaping wherever the layout allows. The solutions we use are diluted to responsible concentrations and break down quickly with sunlight and air.
Call or text us at (407) 276-1343, or fill out the request form on our website, and we’ll get back to you with an accurate quote for our pressure washing services and available dates for your Orlando area property.