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Norms Pressure Washing
Schedule professional pressure washing for your home’s driveway and other hard surfaces like sidewalks, patios and garage floors.
Call Norms Carpet Cleaning today at 630-232-4445.
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Your home’s driveway gets a lot of use throughout the year. From daily vehicle traffic to ice, snow and rain, driveways endure continual wear. Plus, the salt or sand you might apply to your driveway during winter leaves behind debris than can cause surfaces to deteriorate. Pressure washing is a very effective way to maintain a concrete or asphalt driveway.
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Scheduling a pressure wash by the team at Norm’s offers benefits including:
- Prevent buildup of mold and mildew. Pressure washing a residential driveway helps prevent unhealthy growths like mold from forming. Mold and mildew can steadily cause deterioration of the surface and even safety risks. Pressure washing gets into each pore of your driveway’s surface to eliminate these problems.
- Limit weed growth. Weeds tend to grow through gaps in residential driveways during the springtime. As they grow, weed roots cause driveway cracks to expand. A yearly pressure wash removes problematic weed growth in addition to the dirt which helps them spread.
- Eliminate unsightly stains. Your driveway is vulnerable to stains from dirt, oil and other vehicle fluids. Stains can adhere to pavement and it takes more than just a quick sweeping to remove them effectively. A professional pressure washing scours the driveway to break up the grime, leaving your surfaces looking cleaner and brighter.
- Increase your home’s curb appeal. Your home’s driveway is often the first feature that visitors – and potential buyers – see upon arrival.
Pressure washing can improve the appeal of your home. Additionally, a clean, appealing driveway and sidewalks helps to boost the market value of your residential property. Pressure washing, along with landscaping, helps beautify the exterior of your home. Naturally, this is particularly important if you’re planning to put your home on the market.
