Parking Lot and Parking Garage Cleaning
Oil, tire rubber, salt and grime build up in lots and garages all year. We clean them at night with hot-water surface cleaners, stairwells and elevator lobbies included, so the property is dry and open by morning.
Our work
Parking lot and garage cleaning: recent jobs.
What we clean
Every surface on the property.
- ✓Surface lots and drive lanes
- ✓Parking decks and ramps
- ✓Stairwells and elevator lobbies
- ✓Dumpster pads
- ✓Loading docks
- ✓Cart corrals and walkways
How it works
Parking lot and garage cleaning, explained
Lots and garages collect oil, tire rubber, salt and gum all year. Garages have it worse, because rain never reaches the upper decks to rinse them.
How a night clean runs
We clean overnight in sections, so part of the lot or deck stays open for tenants and customers. Hot-water surface cleaners take up the oil and rubber without striping the concrete. Stairwells and elevator lobbies are included, and the property is dry and open by morning.
How often
- Most surface lots. Every six months.
- Busy retail lots and parking garages. Quarterly.
- Loading docks and dumpster pads. More often, because grease and waste build up fastest there.
Why it matters beyond looks
Oil and tire rubber leave a film that turns slick when it rains or snow melts, and garage ramps are where people slip and cars slide. Cleaning removes that film, and stairwells and lobbies that are cleaned on a schedule stay pleasant for tenants without anyone having to complain first.
What we do not do
We clean. Line striping and sealcoating are other trades, and we are happy to schedule our cleaning right ahead of your striping or sealing contractor so they start on a clean surface.
Straight answers
Parking lot and garage cleaning questions
How often should a lot or garage be cleaned?
Every six months for most lots, quarterly for busy retail and garages, more often for loading docks and dumpster pads.
Do you work at night?
Yes. Lots and garages are cleaned overnight in sections so tenants and customers are not disrupted.
Can you do line striping or sealing?
No. We clean. We are happy to schedule ahead of your striping or sealing contractor.
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