Paver patios, walkways, and driveways take years of foot traffic, weather, and shade. Dirt settles into the surface and the joints, moss and algae grow in the low, damp spots, weeds push up between the stones, and the color fades under a layer of grime. Some pavers also develop a white, chalky haze called efflorescence. Paver power washing clears all of it and brings the color back.
Pavers are hard and durable, so pressure washing is the right way to clean them, but they take more care than a poured slab. Each paver is set with sand in the joints, and too much pressure in the wrong spot can blast that joint sand out. We control the pressure and work the surface properly, cleaning the dirt, algae, and moss out of the pavers and the joints without tearing the patio apart. Whether it is a paver patio, walkway, driveway, or pool deck, we clean it the right way.
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Power washing your pavers does more than make them look better. Here is what it does for you:
Grime and algae dull pavers and hide the color they had when they were installed. A proper wash pulls the buildup out and brings the color back.
Pavers grow weeds and moss right up through the joints between the stones. We wash it out so the patio looks clean and stays that way longer.
Algae and moss on a paver patio or pool deck get slick when wet. Cleaning them off takes away a real slip risk.
Pavers need controlled pressure. We clean the surface and the joints the right way, so you are not left with sand blasted everywhere and gaps between the stones.
That white, chalky haze on pavers is efflorescence, a mineral deposit. We treat it along with dirt, algae, and other stains so the pavers look right again.
Moss and grime hold moisture against the pavers, and left long enough that wears at the surface. Cleaning it off protects the patio you paid to install.
A clear, no-surprises process, from your free estimate to a clean paver patio, walkway, or driveway.
We look at the paver type, the joints, the weeds and stains, and any efflorescence, so we clean the surface the right way.
Before we start, we wet down the plants, grass, and anything near the work area, and cover what needs covering.
For weeds, moss, algae, and efflorescence, we apply the right treatment first to break it down before we wash.
We wash the pavers and the joints with the right amount of pressure to clean them thoroughly without blasting the joint sand out.
We rinse the area, check that nothing was missed, and make sure your landscaping is rinsed and clear.
Paver patios and walkways around Revere sit in exactly the conditions pavers struggle with. The coastal damp, the shade from trees and fences, and the freeze and thaw of New England winters all work on the surface and the joints. Moss and algae fill in the low spots, weeds push up between the stones, the color fades under grime, and some pavers show a chalky white efflorescence. A paver patio is where most of this shows up, which is why paver patio power washing is one of the most common jobs we run around the North Shore.
Pavers are durable, so pressure washing is the right way to clean them, but they are not a solid slab. Each stone is held in place by sand in the joints, and blasting away at full pressure in the wrong spot strips that sand out and leaves the pavers loose. Good paver patio pressure washing is about control. We pre-treat the weeds, moss, and efflorescence, then wash the surface and the joints with the right pressure to pull the buildup out without tearing the patio apart. Done right, the pavers come back to their real color and the joints stay intact.
Clean pavers are not just about looks. Weeds and moss growing in the joints can push pavers out of place over time, and a slick algae coating on a patio or pool deck is a slip hazard. Clearing it out makes the surface safer and helps the patio hold its shape. A fresh wash is also the first step if you want the joints re-sanded or the pavers sealed, which locks in the sand, slows weed growth, and helps the color last. For most Revere homes, washing the pavers once a year keeps the patio clean, safe, and looking the way it did when it was installed.
Pavers themselves are durable and handle pressure washing well. The thing to watch is the joint sand between the stones, which high, careless pressure can blast out. We use controlled pressure and the right technique to clean the surface and joints without stripping the sand, so your patio stays intact.
Weeds, moss, and grass growing up through the joints are one of the most common paver problems. We pre-treat them and wash them out of the joints, so the patio looks clean and clear again.
That is efflorescence, a natural mineral deposit that works its way to the surface of concrete pavers. It is common and does not mean your pavers are ruined. We treat efflorescence along with the dirt and algae when we clean the pavers.
We clean paver patios, walkways, driveways, and paver pool decks, including concrete pavers and brick pavers. If it is a paver surface around your home, we can most likely power wash it. We check the paver type before we start so we clean it the right way.
Once a year works for most paver patios and walkways around Revere. The damp, coastal North Shore climate helps moss, algae, and weeds grow faster, so shaded patios or pool decks may need it more often.
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