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Patio & Pool Deck Cleaning

Outdoor Living

PATIO & POOL DECK CLEANING

Outdoor Living

Travertine, pavers, concrete, and screened enclosures washed clean of the black mildew and algae that make a pool deck look neglected — and slippery. Safe underfoot again and ready for guests.

What's Included

  • Travertine, marble, and stone
  • Pool decks, patios, and lanais
  • Screen enclosure frames and mesh
  • Outdoor furniture washing
  • Mildew and algae removal
  • Slip-hazard elimination
Before & After

THE SAMEPATIO & POOL DECK CLEANING.

Our own patio & pool deck cleaning jobs in South Florida, shot by the crew that did the work.

A tiled pool deck before and after cleaning, with the pool and spa in frame — beforeBefore
A tiled pool deck before and after cleaning, with the pool and spa in frame — afterAfter

POOL DECK, CLEANED ONLY

No coating, no paint, nothing added. That is the same deck with the algae taken off it.

A paver pool deck with a diving board before and after cleaning — beforeBefore
A paver pool deck with a diving board before and after cleaning — afterAfter

PAVER POOL DECK

Main house and guest house, roof and deck, on one visit.

A travertine terrace beside a house, thick with algae and moss before cleaning and back to bare stone after — beforeBefore
A travertine terrace beside a house, thick with algae and moss before cleaning and back to bare stone after — afterAfter

TRAVERTINE TERRACE

Porous stone, so the solution did most of the work at low pressure — pressure alone would have pitted it. The slip hazard was the growth, and it went with it.

A plain concrete pool deck before and after being cleaned and coated — beforeBefore
A plain concrete pool deck before and after being cleaned and coated — afterAfter

POOL DECK, COATED

Bare grey concrete, cleaned and then coated. Cooler underfoot than bare slab in July, and it hides the patching.

How It Works

THE PROCESS

01

Inspect

Travertine, sealed stone, and bare concrete take different approaches. We check what you have before starting.

02

Clear & Protect

Furniture moved, pool covered where runoff would reach it, plants shielded.

03

Treat

Mildew and algae get a solution applied and time to work — it's what makes the difference on porous stone.

04

Wash

Surface cleaned at the right pressure for the material. Travertine gets a gentler pass than concrete.

05

Rinse & Reset

Rinsed, furniture back in place, and the deck walked with you.

Common Questions

BEFORE YOU BOOK

Is pressure washing safe on travertine?

Yes, at the right pressure — travertine is porous and softer than concrete, so we use a lower setting and let the cleaning solution do more of the work.

Can you clean the screen enclosure too?

Yes. The frames and the mesh both collect mildew. We wash them as part of the pool deck job.

My pool deck is slippery — will this fix it?

Usually the slipperiness is the algae, not the surface. Once it's gone the deck has its grip back. If it's still slick after cleaning, that's a sealer issue and we'll tell you.

Free Estimate

LET'S TALK ABOUT
YOUR PROPERTY.

Tell us what needs cleaning and we'll come back with a price and what it includes. No pressure, and no charge to ask.

Request a Quote

TELL US ABOUT YOUR PROJECT

The more you can tell us — the surface, rough size, how bad it is — the closer the first price will be.

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