Driveway Cleaning Near Me
A well-maintained and clean driveway can revitalise your home’s external appearance.
Keeping your driveway well-maintained can be a bit tedious. Weeding, power washing a driveway and tidying up. However, you could employ driveway cleaning services to make your life a little easier and your driveway a lot more inviting.
Use this guide to find the best local driveway cleaner in your area. Plus, you can make life even easier by posting your job through this page so local cleaners can contact you with their prices.
Table of Contents
- Understanding Your Driveway Cleaning Needs
- Finding Local Driveway Cleaning Services on MyJobQuote
- Check Driveway Cleaning Specialist Credentials
- Driveway Cleaning Recommendations
- Clarify the Contract with Your Driveway Cleaning Service
- Monitor the Driveway Cleaning Process
- What Can a Driveway Cleaning Company Do?
Understanding Your Driveway Cleaning Needs
Before you start contacting local driveway cleaners, it helps to be super clear on what you need doing.
What type of driveway do you have? This could be asphalt, concrete, gravel or pavers. If you’re not sure, a driveway specialist can let you know.
Next, think about what’s bothering you most when you look at the drive.
Here are some common issues:
- Stubborn stains – Oil, tyre marks or rust patches that don’t shift with a standard hose or shop-bought cleaner.
- Moss, algae or weeds – Green, slippery areas or growth between the joints that make the driveway look tired and can be a slip risk.
- Built-up dirt and grime – A general dull, grey look where the original colour or finish has disappeared under years of traffic and weather.
Once you know your driveway type and the main problems you want sorted, it’s much easier to explain the job and get accurate quotes from local driveway cleaning services.
Finding Local Driveway Cleaning Services on MyJobQuote
When you use MyJobQuote, you can post one driveway cleaning job and hear back from interested local traders. The process is incredibly easy, so you can decide which cleaner feels like the best fit for you.
When you’re looking through profiles, watch out for reviews, ratings and any before-and-after photos. That’s where you’ll see the real difference a cleaner has made to other driveways.
If you’d rather put one job up and hear back from several cleaners, use the MyJobQuote quote form.
Here’s what you need to do:
- Enter your postcode.
- Select “I need a job doing”.
- Choose “None of the above”, then pick “Driveway contractors”.
- Select your driveway surface, such as block paving, concrete, tarmac or gravel.
- Confirm the rough size of the area that needs cleaning.
- Use the “Tell us about your job” box to describe any stains, moss, algae or oil patches.
- Add clear photos of the driveway so cleaners can see what they’re dealing with.
- Choose your budget range and when you’d like the work carried out.
- Enter your contact details and submit the form so local driveway cleaners can get in touch.
Local driveway cleaners who are interested in the job will then get in touch with their prices and availability, so you can compare options before you decide who to hire.
Check Driveway Cleaning Specialist Credentials
Before anyone starts blasting your drive with a pressure washer, double-check their legitimacy. Are they correctly insured? Do they know what they’re doing?
When choosing driveway cleaners, look out for:
- Public liability insurance — this protects you and the cleaner if anything gets broken during the job, such as windows, cars or nearby brickwork.
- Experience with your driveway surface — ask how often they work on drives like yours (block paving, concrete, tarmac or gravel) and what cleaning method they use.
- References or recent reviews — ideally from customers with similar driveways, so you can see how reliable they are and how good the finish looks.
Driveway Cleaning Recommendations
As well as using MyJobQuote to find local driveway cleaners, you may also want to get your search underway by asking people you know for recommendations.
This can mean asking friends, family members, neighbours and work colleagues for any driveway cleaner recommendations they might have. This way, you can benefit from personal referrals, which tend to lead to trustworthy professionals.
Always check their qualifications, experience, and knowledge of your driveway before agreeing to work with them.
Clarify the Contract with Your Driveway Cleaning Service
Before you book a date, ask your chosen driveway cleaner for a written service agreement.
This keeps everyone on the same page about what’s included, how much it costs, and when they'll do the work. What's more, it avoids any awkward surprises on the day.
In your driveway cleaning contract, you should see:
- A clear description of the work being carried out, including which areas of the drive and any extra surfaces (paths, patios) are being cleaned.
- A full cost breakdown, covering labour, cleaning products, equipment hire and VAT if it applies.
- The expected start date and how long the cleaner thinks the job will take.
- Details on any preparation needed, such as moving cars, plant pots or garden furniture before they arrive.
- Information on what happens if the weather delays the job and how a new date will be agreed.
- Any warranties or guarantees on the finish, for example how long they expect the sealer or treatment to last.
- Payment terms explaining how and when you need to pay (deposit, balance on completion, bank transfer, etc.).
If a driveway cleaning company is reluctant to put these basics in writing or keeps things sketchy, it’s a good sign to look for another contractor.
Monitor the Driveway Cleaning Process
Once you've booked the job in, stay in touch with your driveway cleaner. You'll need to keep tabs on the work being done. Before they get started, talk to them about which areas are being cleaned. Find out which methods they’ll use. Will they use pressure washing or chemical treatments? And how long do they expect the job to take?
While they’re working, ask any questions at the start or during breaks so you’re not distracting them mid-clean. A quick check-in on the results before they pack up makes it easier to spot anything that needs a final once-over.
For a no-nonsense driveway refresh, MyJobQuote can take the guesswork out of hiring your driveway cleaning specialist and help you get the job done.
What Can a Driveway Cleaning Company Do?
A decent driveway cleaning company does a lot more than wave a pressure washer around for half an hour. They take care of the grime, the weeds, plus hard-to-shift stains you’d find tricky to get rid of on your own.
- Clean concrete driveways and lift oil and tyre marks.
- Jet wash asphalt and tarmac without stripping the surface.
- Freshen gravel drives and rake them back to an even finish.
- Clean limestone and other stone without scratching or bleaching it.
- Deep clean block paving and clear weeds from the joints.
- Apply sealers so the driveway shrugs off stains and bad weather.
- Remove moss, algae and lichen from drives, paths and patios.
- Wash patios and decking so they match your newly cleaned drive.
Not every cleaner offers every one of these jobs. Some providers throw in extras like small repairs or re-sanding joints. So, triple-check what’s included when you speak to them.
If your driveway is cracked, sinking or beyond saving, it may be worth your while looking at the cost of a new driveway instead.
If your drive is looking tired, use MyJobQuote to find local driveway cleaning specialists and see who’s available in your area.
Last updated by MyJobQuote on 21st November 2025.

