Patios & Pavers, Clean and Bright Again

Yes, when the cleaning method and pressure are matched to the surface. ACME Pressure Washing adjusts the cleaning process for concrete pavers, brick, bluestone, flagstone, granite, natural stone, and other hardscape materials. The goal is to remove dirt, algae, moss, mildew, and buildup without damaging the surface.

The cost of patio and paver cleaning depends on the size of the area, the type of material, accessibility, and how much dirt, algae, moss, or staining needs to be removed. ACME Pressure Washing provides free estimates so you know the cost before any work begins.

Some joint sand can loosen during a thorough paver cleaning, especially when the existing sand is old, deteriorated, or already washing out. ACME uses controlled pressure and proper cleaning techniques to minimize unnecessary joint disruption. If the joints need new sand after cleaning, we can discuss the condition of the pavers and the recommended next step.

Yes. Professional paver cleaning can remove moss, algae, mildew, surface growth, and many weeds growing between paver joints. Removing this buildup improves the appearance of the patio and can also help reduce slippery surfaces. Ongoing maintenance can help slow its return.

ACME Pressure Washing cleans many common patio and hardscape surfaces, including concrete pavers, brick patios, natural stone, bluestone, flagstone, poured concrete, stamped concrete, granite steps, stone walkways, stoops, and other exterior masonry surfaces.

Many common stains and discoloration caused by dirt, algae, mildew, leaves, organic buildup, and everyday outdoor use can be significantly reduced or removed. Oil, rust, paint, efflorescence, and deeply embedded stains may require specialized treatment and may not disappear completely. We evaluate the surface before cleaning and use the appropriate method whenever possible.

Not always. It depends on the condition and amount of existing joint sand. Older patios or pavers with deteriorating joints may benefit from fresh sand after cleaning. If we notice significant joint loss or deterioration, we will let you know so you can decide whether re-sanding or polymeric sand should be considered.

Cleaning is an ideal first step before sealing because dirt, algae, moss, and other contaminants should be removed before a sealer is applied. Paver sealing can help protect the surface, stabilize joint sand, reduce staining, and maintain the freshly cleaned appearance longer. We can help you determine whether sealing makes sense for your patio or pavers.

Most patios and paver surfaces benefit from professional cleaning every one to three years, although shaded or damp areas may require cleaning more frequently. Properties surrounded by trees or areas that receive limited sunlight can develop algae, moss, and organic buildup faste

Whenever possible, removing small furniture, planters, decorations, grills, and other movable items helps us clean the entire surface thoroughly. If you have larger or heavier items, let us know when requesting your estimate so we can discuss the best way to prepare the patio before your scheduled cleaning.