How we handle paver cleaning
Paver cleaning needs more care than plain concrete. Too much pressure aimed at the joints blows out sand and lets pavers shift. We use a surface cleaner at controlled pressure and adjust our technique around edges and loose areas.
Afterward, the joints may look emptier than before. That's normal, because the dirt and growth that filled them are gone. Re-sanding and sealing are separate jobs, and we'll tell you if your pavers would benefit from them.
Surfaces and applications
- Paver driveways
- Paver patios and pool decks
- Paver walkways and entries
- Brick and concrete paver borders
Benefits
- Restores color and pattern
- Removes weeds and moss from joints
- Reduces slippery growth
- Gets pavers ready for re-sanding or sealing
Honest limitations
We don't advertise paver sealing as part of this service. Efflorescence (white haze), rust and set-in oil may need specialty treatment and may not fully clear.
What to expect
- 1We check for loose or sunken pavers.
- 2We pre-treat weeds and organic growth.
- 3We clean at controlled pressure, protecting joints where possible.
- 4We rinse thoroughly and point out any areas that need re-sanding.
Local considerations in Palm Beach County
Pavers are popular across Palm Beach County communities, and frequent rain lets weeds and mildew take hold in the joints quickly.
Frequently asked questions
Will pressure washing remove the sand between my pavers?
Some sand loss is normal. We control pressure to limit it and will let you know if re-sanding is recommended.
Do you seal pavers?
This service is cleaning only. Ask us if you'd like a recommendation for sealing.
How often should pavers be cleaned?
Most homes in our area benefit from cleaning once a year, more often in heavy shade.
Popular in these areas
We provide paver cleaning in West Palm Beach and nearby communities, including Royal Palm Beach, Wellington, Westlake, Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach, Jupiter.
