Removing Rust Stains From Concrete and Other Surfaces
Many homeowners choose to hire professional services when removing rust stains from concrete, pavers, bricks, sandstone, tiles, and other exterior surfaces because it is the fastest and safest way of getting things done without having to do the labour yourself. For instance, if you have a family gathering coming up in three days and your patio looks like an old rusty dump due to all those lovely stains then going this route would be best for making sure everything gets done before your event can take place.
The speed and prowess at which these professionals work will ensure that all of the project gets done in time without any hassles on your part. As long as there are no major structural issues then this process should not take more than one day for completion depending on how far along the existing corrosion has progressed. These experts know exactly what they're doing so you don't have to worry about them making mistakes during their service call or damaging anything else.
Different Causes of Rust Stains
Rust stains are caused by oxidation. Under the right conditions, oxygen will come into contact with iron and create a red oxide that is rust. This is also what causes corrosion on metals and this can often result in permanent damage.
There's not really any way to remove rust from concrete or other surfaces using home remedies alone because there are chemicals needed for this job which you're unlikely have at your disposal. These chemicals are incredibly corrosive and can cause a lot of damage if used incorrectly or unsafely.
Here are some of the common causes you may see at your home:
Battery Acid Rust
Rust is the result of battery acid corroding metal. These stains will need to be treated with a powerful de-rusting agent, scrubbed off, and then rinsed down afterwards for best results.
Fertilizer Rust
Fertilizer rust is caused when iron in the fertilizer combines with oxygen to form a reddish-brown oxide. This type will appear on pathways, driveways, patios and other surfaces near these substances.
Organic Rust
Rust that appears outside due to organic reasons such as plant matter needs time and moisture for it to develop; usually this occurs during humid season so do your best not let things get wet out there!
So, What's The Best Way to Remove Rust Stains?
Professional services specialising in removing rust stains from pavers, concrete, and other surfaces are here so don't hesitate to call them for a quote if you're interested. They will do all the hard work so that you don't have to waste your time and money on cleaning up this mess yourself.
We specialise in driveway cleaning as well as pressure cleaning services that will leave your pavement clean with no worries about the cost of repair or replacement later on down the line.
Our experts use only natural biodegradable cleansers to ensure that we do not harm any animals along the way while maintaining an eco-friendly business practice. The products we use also have long lasting residual effects preventing new stains from forming when it rains again afterwards!