The challenge
What the property required
Customer-facing concrete can collect grease, spills, gum, tire transfer, and heavy foot-traffic soil. The work also has to fit operating hours and reopening requirements.
Clean Surface field report
Commercial Sidewalk & Grease Cleaning
A real Clean Surface project showing a planned hot-water cleaning approach for grease and traffic buildup on commercial concrete.
Our approach
A surface- and site-specific plan
- Identify likely contaminants and test treatment compatibility on the affected concrete.
- Coordinate an access window around customers, deliveries, employees, and sensitive equipment.
- Use targeted pretreatment, professional hot water, and even surface cleaning where appropriate.
- Rinse, recover, or contain wastewater according to the site conditions and agreed scope.
The outcome
A cleaner, more consistent customer-facing surface with the project planned around safety, access, and business operations.
Important: Deep petroleum, cooking grease, prior coatings, and damaged concrete may retain permanent shadowing even after professional treatment.
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