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Driveway Oil Stain Removal
Oil is an incredibly corrosive and stubborn substance to remove. While we recommend avoiding oil staining where possible- unfortunately this isn’t always possible when it comes to driveways!
Left untreated and uncleaned, oil stains on driveways can become permanent. Not only does this look messy, it can also cause deeper damage to the concrete on underlying driveway material.
Water Benders are experts in driveway oil stain removal. Through advanced cleaning techniques, we can remove even the toughest stains, and return your driveway to its pristine condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I remove oil stains from my driveway?
While you can try home remedies such as scalding water, dish soap, and baking soda, tough oil stains call for expert intervention. The Water Benders method involves high pressure water blasting and industry leading cleaning products to achieve an exceptional finish.
How much does driveway oil stain removal cost?
As a fairly straightforward process, driveway oil stain removal is incredibly cost effective. For a detailed quote and to discuss the right service, contact the team at Water Benders.
Why do I need to remove oil stains from my driveway?
Not just unsightly, oil stains can pose a threat to the health of your family, especially if you have little ones roaming the area. Corrosive and toxic, oil can also wreak havoc on the structural integrity of your driveway – so any oil stains should be promptly addressed and removed!
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You’ve tried water. You’ve tried soap. You’ve tried scrubbing and scouring. You’ve tried nasty chemicals that don’t do what they say. So what do you do when it won’t come clean?
