- 1). Rake moss from the concrete and driveway area by using a back and forth motion with a flexible metal rake. Moss is easily raked away because of its shallow root structure.
- 2). Power-wash the concrete and driveway surface using an outside water faucet and water hose. The greater the water pressure the better; however, in most cases a normal outdoor water hose and faucet is sufficient to remove any small remaining areas of moss and organic matter.
- 3). Trim back overhanging trees, branches and shrubs to increase sunlight on the area using outdoor trimmers or a small saw. Moss prefer shady, moist environments; therefore to prevent the future growth of moss, you want the area to be dry and sunny.
- 4). Clean the concrete and driveway surface regularly using a rake or broom. Moss spores need a small amount of organic matter on the surface to take root. By keeping the surface clean, moss spores have no place to mature.
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