Street Sweeping in Austin, TX
and the Central Texas Region
Regenerative-air street sweepers serve commercial corridors, HOA streets, and municipal routes across Austin and the surrounding areas, with curb-line street sweeping planned for some of the most environmentally sensitive ground in Texas.
At a glance
Swept streets, protected creeks
Moore Clean runs street sweeping routes across Austin and the surrounding areas, covering commercial frontage along I-35, US-183 and SH-45, tech-corridor streets around The Domain and the Arboretum, and HOA and master-planned community streets through Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander and Hutto, with routes reaching south through Buda, Kyle and San Marcos into Hays County. Most routes run overnight, when curb lines are clear and the equipment has full access to the gutter.
Austin gives street sweeping a second mandate: the city drains through a network of creeks, including Shoal, Waller, Barton and dozens more, toward the Colorado River, and parts of the region sit over the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone. Sediment lifted off a curb line here isn’t just cleaner pavement; it’s material that never reaches a creek buffer or a recharge feature.
The need is growing with the region: U.S. Census Bureau population estimates show the Austin area near the top of national growth rankings year after year, which means heavier traffic, more building activity, and more material collecting along the curb.
Our routes
Corridors across Austin and the Central Texas region swept while the city sleeps
What’s included
What our street sweeping covers
- Commercial corridor & frontage route sweeping
- Curb-line & gutter cleaning
- Streets in HOAs & master-planned communities
- Festival & event pre- and post-sweeps
- Power sweeping under municipal & private contracts
- Post-storm response sweeps
- Off-site hauling of sediment & debris
- Route-by-route GPS tracking & service reports
Street sweepers on our routes are regenerative-air trucks in the Schwarze A7 Tornado, A4 Storm, and TYMCO 435 class. They lift fine sediment by vacuum, where a broom alone would move it to the next block, and Schwarze M6 Avalanche mechanical broom sweepers handle heavy loads. The guide on how street sweepers work covers the difference in detail. Retail centers along the tech corridors usually combine frontage sweeping with parking lot sweeping in a single overnight visit.
Why it matters
How does sweeping fit the watershed rules in Austin and the Central Texas region?
Street sweeping is a recognized stormwater best management practice on the EPA’s national BMP menu and in TxDOT’s stormwater program. It removes pollutants before rain mobilizes them. In Austin the local bar is higher than most: Austin Watershed Protection manages over 850 miles of creeks, and development in and around the recharge zone answers to some of the strictest water-quality standards in the state.
Every route is GPS-logged with service reports, so an HOA board in Georgetown or a property manager on the recharge-zone side of town can show, on paper, that pavement source control is part of how the property operates.
Street SweepingCurb-line routes run overnight for corridors, HOA communities, and municipal contracts.
Magnetic Nail PickupEvery pass includes magnetic pickup of nails, screws, and other metal dropped by daily traffic.
Porter ServiceBetween sweeps, porters keep entrances and the curb line free of litter.
Power WashingWhere sweeping is not enough, pressure washing treats gum, stains, and grime and recovers the wash water.
Documentation
Every route logged and filed
Where we sweep
Street sweeper routes across Austin and the Central Texas region
From Downtown and South Congress through East Austin and up the MoPac and US-183 corridors, out to Round Rock, Hutto, Kyle, and Buda, covering commercial frontage, community streets, and event districts all run on scheduled overnight routes. Post-storm sweeps clear gravel and debris off pavement before it reaches creek inlets, and festival-season cleanups turn venues around overnight.
Moore Clean | Austin & Surrounding Areas
6801 CR 110, Round Rock, TX 78665 · (512) 775-1918 · 24/7 Service available
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Questions
Austin street sweeping FAQ
Do you sweep HOA streets in the Austin suburbs?
Yes. Communities across Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Leander, and Pflugerville are core territory. Boards typically schedule monthly or quarterly full curb-line routes, cul-de-sacs included, with reports for the management file. New-build communities near active construction usually start with a heavier cadence until the surrounding dirt work settles.
Does sweeping matter more over the recharge zone?
It does. Storm drains in the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone can carry pollutants toward the aquifer itself, which is why water-quality standards there are the strictest in the region. Removing sediment at the curb is one of the simplest, most defensible source controls a property over sensitive ground can operate.
When do routes run?
Mostly overnight and early morning, with empty curb lines, no daytime traffic on I-35 and US-183 frontage, clean pavement before business hours. Daytime windows are available where site conditions call for them.
Can you clean up after downtown events and festivals?
Yes. Event districts are a specialty. We sweep the route or venue perimeter before gates open and again after teardown, overnight, so the street is reset before the next morning’s traffic. For recurring event calendars we hold standby windows.
Parking Lot Sweeping · Construction Site Cleanup · Pressure Washing · Airport Sweeping · Garage Sweeping
Porter Service · Window Cleaning · Graffiti Removal · Hauling Debris · Exterior Handyman · Bundled Services