Garage floors collect oil, brake dust, and fluid drips that grind into the concrete, while the walls, ceiling, and door tracks collect years of cobwebs and dust nobody wants to reach. We degrease and wash the slab, clear the overhead and vertical surfaces, and manage the water carefully so nothing runs into your interior threshold or the drywall.
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Garage floors take oil, brake dust, coolant, and fluid drips that grind into bare concrete and stay there. The walls, exposed ceiling framing, door panels, and roller tracks collect years of dust and cobwebs that nobody wants to reach. It is one of the most satisfying spaces to have cleaned and one of the least pleasant to do yourself.
The reason it is a real service rather than a hose-and-go is water management. A garage is not a driveway; it is enclosed, it shares a threshold with your interior, and it usually has drywall running down to the slab and boxes stacked along the walls. Water that finds its own way out goes under that threshold or wicks into the drywall base.
So we blow the space down dry first, which gets loose dust and cobwebs out before they can turn into mud on your walls and stored items. Then we degrease and wash, and squeegee and extract deliberately toward the door rather than letting gravity decide.
We do not just do the slab. Walls, exposed ceiling framing, garage door panels, and the roller tracks all get cleared, since that is where the dust and cobwebs actually live.
Motor oil, brake fluid, and coolant sink into bare concrete and stay there. Each spot gets pretreated and dwelled before washing, which is the only thing that pulls staining out rather than just wetting it.
Before any water, we blow down the whole space so loose dust and cobwebs come out dry instead of turning into mud on your walls and stored items.
We squeegee and extract toward the door rather than letting water find its own way. Nothing runs under the interior threshold, into the drywall base, or across whatever you have stored along the walls.
A single or double garage typically runs $200 to $400 depending on size, how much oil staining needs individual treatment, and how much needs to be moved. Three-car and detached garages are quoted after a look.
Not completely, but the more clear floor we have the better the result. Move what you easily can. We work around shelving and larger items, and we will move things and put them back if you ask, though we would rather you relocate anything valuable or water-sensitive yourself.
That is the thing we manage most carefully. We squeegee and extract toward the door rather than letting water run where it wants, so nothing goes under the interior threshold, into the drywall base, or across whatever is stored along the walls.
They usually lighten substantially. Motor oil, brake fluid, and coolant sink deep into bare concrete over years, so complete removal is not always realistic. Pretreatment and dwell time pull out far more than washing alone, and we will set an honest expectation after looking at it.
Yes, and that is where a lot of the improvement comes from. Walls, exposed ceiling framing, garage door panels, and roller tracks all hold dust and cobwebs. Doing the floor alone leaves the space feeling only half done.
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