Paver cleaning that gets into the joints
A deep clean for driveways, patios, walkways and pool decks, before sealing or on its own.
Get the dirt, mildew and stains out first
Pavers are porous. Over time dirt, mildew and grime settle into the surface and the joints, especially around pools and in shady spots.
We pressure clean the surface and the joints with the right tools for pavers. It is the first step of every sealing job, and you can also book it on its own.
- Surface and joint cleaning
- Driveways, patios, walkways and pool decks
- High-pressure cleaning for concrete as an add-on
- Low-pressure house wash as an add-on
Cleaning alone will not keep them clean
A clean paver that is left unsealed starts soaking up dirt and stains again. If you want the clean look to last, ask about sealing at your estimate.
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Paver Cleaning: common questions
Do my pavers need to be cleaned before sealing?
Yes. Sealer has to soak into the pores of the paver, so the surface has to be properly cleaned first to get out ground-in dirt and stains. Cleaning is part of our sealing job.
Why should I seal my pavers?
Sealing helps keep oil, grease, food, drink, leaf and pet stains from soaking in. It can also slow fading, help hold the joint sand in place and make weeds, moss and mildew less likely. Your pavers stay easier to keep clean.
How much does paver sealing cost?
Every job is different, so the only way to give you an accurate price is to see it. We can sometimes give a rough idea over the phone, but the real number comes from a free on-site estimate where we measure the area, check the joint sand and look for old sealer.
Get a free on-site estimate
Tell us where you are and what you have: driveway, patio, pool deck or walkway. We will reach out to set a time, look at your pavers in person and give you a price for your exact job.
- No charge for the estimate
- We check the pavers, joint sand and any old sealer
- You see finish samples before you decide
Prefer to talk? Call (561) 220-6555.
Request your free estimate
Takes about 30 seconds.