Question 1

Is pressure washing safe for my pavers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, when done correctly. We use the right pressure and technique for your paver material — travertine needs lower pressure than concrete, for example. Improper pressure washing can damage pavers, but proper technique cleans them beautifully without harm. That's why it's worth having a professional do it.

Question 2

Will pressure washing remove moss and algae?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Pressure washing removes built-up algae, moss, and grime from pavers, driveways, and walkways. It brings back the original color and makes everything look new again. After washing, we can seal the pavers to make it harder for algae and moss to return.

Question 3

How long does pressure washing last?

Accepted Answer

Pressure washing itself is a one-time cleaning. How long the results last depends on your location and exposure. In Southwest Florida's humid climate, you'll typically start seeing algae return within 1-2 years. Sealing the pavers after washing extends the time between cleanings and protects against staining.

Question 4

Do you seal pavers after pressure washing?

Accepted Answer

We can, and we recommend it. After pressure washing, we can apply a penetrating sealer that protects the pavers from water, stains, and UV damage. This keeps them looking cleaner longer and prevents the porous material from absorbing moisture and dirt.

Question 5

Do you pressure wash lanais and driveways?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We pressure wash driveways, patios, lanais, walkways, pool decks, and any outdoor surface made of pavers, concrete, or brick. We'll assess your specific surface and use the right pressure and technique to clean it safely without damage.

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