Most patios do best with patio pressure washing once or twice a year. This keeps dirt, mildew, and debris from building up and making the surface slippery or worn. If your concrete patio, brick, wood, or tiles sit under trees or collect lots of sand and leaves, you may want a cleaning each spring and fall. Regular cleanings help avoid damaging the surface later and make the whole process more efficient.

Not when it’s done correctly. We adjust the water pressure, nozzle, spray pattern, and methods based on whether your patio is concrete, brick, wood, pavers, or stones. Using the wrong power washer, too much high pressure, or the wrong turbo nozzle can cause more harm than good, especially on softer materials. Our team uses safe cleaning solutions, the right wand, and controlled spray techniques to clean without any damage.

Yes, most tough stains, including oil, algae, mildew, rust marks, old food spills, and staining from plants, can be lifted. Some stains need more elbow grease, a special mixture of soap or cleaning solution, or even hot water to help loosen what’s been stuck for years. On concrete, stains usually come out very well, and even on brick or wood we can normally make a huge difference.

Most patios take about one to two hours, depending on size, buildup, and how dirty the surface is. A small deck, a wide pavement, or a connected driveway may take a little longer. We keep the process smooth and efficient by prepping the area, moving light furniture, giving everything a quick sweep with a broom, and then doing a full wash with the right pressure and tools.

If you can move small items like chairs or potted plants, that’s helpful. Anything heavy, we’ll handle for you and set back after the job. We also make sure items like cushions, grills, or things with paint that could be affected by overspray are out of the way. This keeps everything safe from water pressure, soap, or debris during the power wash.

Yes. The area is safe to use again once it’s dry. We use a mild cleaning solution that’s gentle on your environment and won’t harm kids or pets. We avoid harsh chemicals like straight bleach unless absolutely needed for certain stains, and even then we use it carefully so it doesn’t affect your garden, lawn, or plants. The water and soap rinse away cleanly.

No worries, many of the best transformations come from patios that haven’t been touched in a long time. Even if the surface has gravel, layers of dirt, or mildew that’s been sitting, our professional pressure washing tools, hot water, and other methods can bring it back. A patio can look brand new again when the right power, spray, and cleaning methods are used. Even if it’s cement that’s heavily weathered, we can usually revive it without causing damage.

You can rent a new pressure washer, but most homeowners find the results aren’t the same. Using too much pressure, the wrong nozzle, or the wrong spray pattern can leave lines, remove sealing, chip brick, or create more harm on softer materials. DIY tools also struggle with tough stains, oil, mildew, and areas that need heat, a specific cleaning solution, or a certain method. A professional not only knows how to connect everything correctly, from the hose to the wand, but also how to handle fuel, soap, turbo nozzles, and other attachments safely.