General contracting · Case study

Pressure-Washing & Stoop Repaint

Loganton, PA · 2026

The concrete entry stoop and steps before cleaning — grimy and grown over with algae and moss, against a brick house with iron railings

Close-up of the stoop steps before cleaning, with thick moss and lichen grown into the joints and treads

The exposed-aggregate concrete sidewalk before cleaning, darkened with algae, with a pressure-washer surface-cleaner attachment resting at the edge

Professional concrete cleaner foaming on the sidewalk slab to break down the embedded algae and staining

A step edge mid-clean, showing the sharp contrast between the freshly cleaned light concrete and the algae-darkened surface

Pressure-washing the sidewalk — the spray wand cutting a clean stripe through the algae back to bare concrete

Pressure-washing the entry stoop and steps, cleaner and suds running off as the algae and grime lift away

The stoop and steps after pressure-washing, cleaned down and stripped of the old failing paint and ready to prime

The cleaned stoop landing after washing, the old finish removed and the bare concrete prepped before repainting

The finished stoop and steps repainted in a clean light gray with two coats, beside the freshly cleaned sidewalk

The exposed-aggregate sidewalk washed clean and wet, its original color and stone aggregate showing again

The cleaned exposed-aggregate sidewalk running along the mulch bed and brick house, its original color restored

A bare dirt strip alongside the walkway hydroseeded with a green seed-and-mulch slurry to fill the lawn back in

Exterior cleanup at a brick home in Loganton — pressure-washing a concrete entry stoop and an exposed-aggregate sidewalk that had grown over with algae and moss, then repainting the stoop and reseeding a bare patch of lawn. The hard surfaces got an initial wash, a professional concrete cleaner worked into the embedded growth, and a final rinse; once the stoop dried it was primed, sealed, and finished with two coats of paint, and a bare dirt strip alongside was hydroseeded to fill back in.

ScopePressure-wash, stoop repaint & hydroseed
SurfacesConcrete stoop, steps & sidewalk
CleaningWash → pro concrete cleaner → final rinse
Stoop finishPrimer-sealer + 2 coats paint
LawnHydroseeded bare patch
CompletedJune 2026

How the job was done

Started with a pressure-wash pass over the stoop, steps, and sidewalk to knock down the surface algae and moss.
Worked a professional concrete cleaner into the surfaces to break down the embedded growth and staining the first pass left behind.
Did a final wash to flush the cleaner and lift the rest of the grime — bringing the exposed-aggregate sidewalk back to its original color.
Let the stoop dry, then cleaned and prepped it and applied a professional masonry primer-sealer for a sound, bonded base.
Finished the stoop and steps with two coats of paint for an even, protected, refreshed surface.
Hydroseeded a bare dirt strip alongside the walkway to fill the lawn back in.

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