Sidewalk Cleaning in Conway, AR

501 Pressure Washing cleans front walks, side paths and entry steps. Concrete walks get 3,000 to 4,000 PSI. Brick, stone and pavers get 500 to 1,500 PSI.

Call (501) 365-6845

Available 24/7

Or text photos and your address for a free estimate

  • 5.0 on Google
  • Owner-operated since 2019
  • Insured
Two photos stacked of stone steps and a red brick walk at a wooden front door: green and dark growth on the stone and moss between the bricks in the top photo, the same steps and walk clean in the bottom photo, taken from a different spot Before After
Stone steps and a brick walk at a front door. Top: before. Bottom: after.

What sidewalk cleaning covers, and how it's priced

501 Pressure Washing quotes every sidewalk cleaning from the pictures you text. Christian measures the walk on Google Earth from your street address and gives you the price before anything's booked.

The walk's length and its surface set the price. Show the entry steps too, and they're priced with the walk.

Concrete walks need cleaning about every one to two years. Driveway cleaning has its own range, $100 to $800. Text a photo of the drive with the walk, and they're priced together.

Driveway cleaning prices

Quoted from your photosNo flat price. Every walk is measured first.

Sidewalk cleaning covers

  • Front walksThe path from the driveway or street to your front door
  • Side and back pathsThe walks that run around the house
  • Entry stepsThe steps up to the door, stone or concrete
  • Brick and paver walksWalks laid in sand joints, washed at the lower setting

Questions people ask before a sidewalk cleaning

  • How much does sidewalk cleaning cost in Conway?

    Every walk gets its own quote.

    501 Pressure Washing has no flat sidewalk price. Christian measures the walk on Google Earth from your address. Driveways run $100 to $800, so text the drive and the walk together and both get priced.

  • Will pressure washing loosen my brick or paver walk?

    Not at the pressure we use.

    501 Pressure Washing cleans brick, stone and pavers at 500 to 1,500 PSI, low enough that the sand in the joints stays put. Only poured concrete gets the full 3,000 to 4,000 PSI.

  • Do I need to be home while you clean the sidewalk?

    No.

    The walk is outside, so nobody has to be there. Leave a working outdoor spigot, and 501 Pressure Washing brings the rest of the equipment.

  • How often should a sidewalk be cleaned?

    About every one to two years.

    That's the schedule 501 Pressure Washing gives for concrete walks, patios and driveways around a house.

Why brick and paver walks get less pressure than concrete

Poured concrete walks are washed at 3,000 to 4,000 PSI. Brick, stone and pavers get 500 to 1,500 PSI, so the sand packed between them stays where it is.

501 Pressure Washing sets the pressure by what the walk is made of. A concrete walk is one solid slab and takes the higher setting. A brick or paver walk is held in place by the sand in its joints.

Stone entry steps get the same lower setting as brick and pavers. A concrete stoop gets the concrete setting. When a walk is part concrete and part brick, each part is washed at its own pressure.

Property protection on every sidewalk cleaning

Property protection is part of every job. If anything along the walk needs special care, say so when you text your photos.

Concrete cleaning for patios and larger slabs
Two photos side by side of a concrete walk curving to the red front door of a house with pale yellow siding: dark and shaded at left, clean and light at right, with stone edging along the right side Before After
A concrete front walk, pressure washed. Left: before. Right: after.

How a sidewalk cleaning goes, from your photos to the clean walk

Owner Christian Olson prices your walk and does the cleaning himself. There's no form to fill in.

  1. Text photos and your address

    Send a photo along the length of the walk, plus the steps if they need it, and your street address. Rather talk? Call (501) 365-6845.

  2. Get a free estimate

    Christian measures the walk on Google Earth and prices it from your photos. He comes out to look only if the photos can't settle it.

  3. Get a set date

    Once the price works for you, the sidewalk cleaning goes on the schedule for a set date.

  4. Cleaning day

    Christian brings the equipment and hooks up to your outdoor spigot. You don't need to be home.

What customers say about the work

5.0 on Google. Each review below is five stars, quoted as written. Read them on Google

“Christian did a great job. Place looks so much better. Years of build up on stairs gone. 5 stars job!”

Ron Sullivan, August 2025, Google

“I call them every year before our family reunion. They do such great work.”

aiza chua, October 2025, Google

More washing for the same property

Driveways, patios and siding each get their own pressure and their own price.

Where we clean sidewalks

We work out of Conway, Fairfield Bay, and Heber Springs.

Send photos of your walk. Get your price.

Call 501 Pressure Washing in Conway, or text photos and your street address. Every walk gets its own quote.

Call (501) 365-6845

Available 24/7

Or text photos and your address for a free estimate

Text Call (501) 365-6845