Deep cleaned, treated and always re-sanded with fresh kiln-dried sand once fully dry.
Driveway Cleaning Across Cheshire.
Professional cleaning for block paving, tarmac, concrete, resin-bound driveways and natural stone. Every surface is assessed first so the cleaning method and aftercare suit the material and condition.
The surface decides the cleaning method.
A driveway can look straightforward from the kerb, but once you get close there can be loose joints, old sealer, soft tarmac edges, oil marks, black spot or areas that stay damp and green for most of the year. Those details matter.
Before we start cleaning, we look at what the driveway is made from, how it has weathered and what has been done to it before. That tells us how hard we can clean, where we need to slow down, and whether re-sanding or sealing is actually worth doing afterwards.
Driveways we clean across Cheshire.
From tired block paving to resin, tarmac and natural stone, we clean each surface with the right equipment, treatment and finishing work.
Carefully cleaned without tearing into worn edges or soft areas.
Dirt, algae and surface staining removed with a method suited to its condition.
Existing colour and sealer checked before cleaning or any resealing work.
Lower-pressure cleaning to remove grime and organic build-up without overworking the resin.
Cleaning matched to the stone so we don’t unnecessarily mark or erode the surface.
Real driveway cleaning results.
Every driveway starts differently. These are real Proline jobs across Cheshire, showing different surfaces, ages and levels of build-up. We’d rather show genuine results than promise every driveway will finish exactly the same.
Driveway cleaning across Cheshire.
We’re based in Crewe and clean driveways across selected parts of Cheshire. Choose your nearest town for local service details and coverage.
Can’t see your town? We also work in nearby areas. Send us your postcode and we’ll confirm whether we cover you.
Trusted by homeowners throughout Cheshire.
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Questions homeowners ask us before booking.
Straight answers on pricing, re-sanding, sealing, stains, surfaces and what to expect from the job.
How much does driveway cleaning in Cheshire cost?
There is no useful one-price-fits-all figure because driveway size, surface, access and condition all change the job. Send us your postcode and a few clear photos and we can usually tell you what needs doing before we quote.
Which driveway surfaces do you clean?
We clean block paving, tarmac, concrete, pattern-imprinted concrete, resin-bound driveways and natural stone. The equipment and cleaning method are adjusted to suit the surface rather than treating every driveway the same way.
Do you re-sand block paving after cleaning?
Yes. Cleaning removes the old jointing sand, so once the paving has dried properly we brush fresh kiln-dried sand back into the joints to complete the job.
Do you offer driveway sealing?
Yes, but we do not recommend it automatically. We look at the surface, any old coating, drainage and the condition of the paving first. If sealing is worthwhile we will explain why; if it is not, we will say so.
Can you remove oil stains from a driveway?
Oil staining can often be improved, particularly when it is treated early, but we will not promise every mark will disappear completely. The result depends on the surface and how deeply the oil has soaked in.
Can you remove weeds, moss and black spot?
We remove the visible growth and build-up as part of the clean. Some deeper staining or long-established growth can take more work, and we will explain what result is realistic before we start.
How long does driveway cleaning take?
Most residential driveway cleans are completed within a day, although larger areas, heavier build-up and any follow-up work can take longer. For block paving, re-sanding is done once the surface has dried properly.
Do I need to prepare the driveway before you arrive?
We normally ask for vehicles, bins and movable items to be cleared from the area so we can work properly. If there is anything specific we need from you before the job, we will let you know when we confirm the booking.
How often should a driveway be professionally cleaned?
There is no fixed timetable. Shaded driveways and areas that stay damp tend to pick up moss and algae sooner, while other surfaces can go much longer. We would rather clean it when it actually needs doing than sell you an unnecessary schedule.
Which areas do you cover for driveway cleaning?
We are based in Crewe and cover Nantwich, Sandbach, Alsager, Winsford, Middlewich, Audlem, Holmes Chapel, Congleton and Northwich, with nearby coverage into Market Drayton and Whitchurch.
Want to understand the process before you book?
Our practical guides explain cleaning methods, re-sanding, sealing and the mistakes that can damage a driveway.
The Complete Guide to Driveway Cleaning
Methods, aftercare and common mistakes across block paving, concrete, tarmac, resin and stone.
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The Complete Guide to Patio Cleaning
Useful guidance where driveway and patio surfaces meet around the same property.
Read guide →Get your free driveway cleaning quote.
Tell us a little about the driveway and we’ll advise on the most suitable way to clean it.
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