In most cases, paver cleaning is needed about once a year to keep concrete pavers, brick, and other paving stones free from dirt, moss, mildew, weeds, and stains. If you have a pool, lots of trees, or heavy foot traffic on your patio or walkway, you may want to clean pavers more often. A regular cleaning process also helps keep your paver surface looking clean and low-maintenance.

No, when done carefully. We do not just grab a power washer and blast the surface. Our pressure washing process uses the right pressure washer settings, clean water, and a safe cleaning solution to protect the material. We follow the manufacturer’s instructions so the surface, edges, and joints are not harmed. This keeps your pavers durable and looking good.

Yes, most oil stains, rust stains, grease, and metal marks can be removed or greatly lightened. We use stain removers made for concrete and brick, along with scrubbing and warm water, to lift stains from the surface. In most cases, spills and grime come up very well during our paver cleaning process.

No. We avoid harsh chemicals and do not use muriatic acid because it can damage paving stones, joint sand, and the paver sealer. Our cleaning solutions are strong enough to break down dirt, moss, and mildew but gentle enough to keep your patio pavers and concrete safe.

Our process removes weeds, moss, and vegetation from the paver joints by power wash, brushing, and pulling out debris. After the surface is clean and we rinse it well with a hose or garden hose, we can add new polymeric sand or joint sand. This helps block weeds and keeps the joints tight for longer.

We ask that small outdoor furniture, potted plants, and loose items be moved if possible. If something is heavy, we can help shift it carefully. This lets us sweep, pre wet, spray, scrub, and rinse the full patio, driveways, and walkway without missing spots.

Yes, sealing is a smart choice. After the paver surface is clean and dry, a good paver sealer or sealant helps protect against oil, rust, water, and stains. It also keeps sand in the joints and makes future paver cleaning easier. We can give advice on the right sealer for your pavers.

Most paver cleaning jobs take a few hours, depending on how dirty the surface is and the size of the patio, pool deck, or driveways. We sweep, soak, spray, scrub with a brush or broom, and then rinse everything with clean water from a hose. You can usually walk on the surface again once it is wet but clean and free of debris.