Parking Lot Cleaning

What This Service Involves

Municipal parking lots collect oil drips, tire marks, gum, and organic buildup that stain asphalt and concrete and can contribute pollutants to stormwater. Our crews degrease drive lanes and stalls, spot-treat oil stains, and clean entry aprons and pedestrian pathways. We deploy wash-water recovery and, where required, coordinate with your stormwater staff to meet NPDES and source-control expectations. Cleaning is scheduled around lot usage to minimize closures and inconvenience to the public. Clean, well-kept lots reflect positively on the surrounding facility and district.

Benefits

Removes oil, gum, and grime that stain lot surfaces; Supports stormwater source-control and permit compliance; Improves the appearance of public facilities and districts; Scheduled to minimize closures and public inconvenience; Extends the appearance and life of paved surfaces

Our Process

1) Survey lot size, surface type, and staining with staff; 2) Coordinate closures, signage, and stormwater requirements; 3) Degrease, spot-treat stains, and pressure wash drive lanes and stalls; 4) Recover wash water, reopen the lot, and document the work

What Affects the Cost

Total lot square footage and surface material; Severity of oil staining and grime buildup; Stormwater recovery and disposal requirements; Traffic-control and closure coordination; One-time cleaning versus recurring service

Best Time of Year

Parking-lot cleaning is best scheduled in dry spring and summer months when surfaces dry quickly and closures can be kept short.