Pressure Washing in
Lake Highlands

Lake Highlands sits northeast of White Rock Lake, bounded by Royal Lane, Audelia Road, and LBJ Freeway. It's a sprawling, primarily residential neighborhood that boomed in the 1950s and 60s with ranch-style and split-level homes on large suburban lots. The result is a neighborhood characterized by wide, long concrete driveways, oversized backyard patios, and cedar or wood privacy fences enclosing generous backyards.

The combination of Dallas heat, occasional heavy rain, and mature pecan and elm trees means concrete here can accumulate significant staining — particularly on driveways that sit under tree canopy. Tannin staining from pecans and elms creates a dark, rust-colored discoloration on concrete that ordinary cleaning won't budge without the right approach.

Wood privacy fences in Lake Highlands are another common request. Cedar fences go from a fresh, golden tone to a streaked gray-brown fairly quickly in the North Texas climate. We can restore the natural wood tone with a targeted soft wash treatment — making fences look dramatically younger without sanding or painting.