Paver Cleaning
A stand alone clean for pavers that do not need sealing yet. We lift mildew, algae and dirt, leave the sand in place and tell you honestly whether sealing would help next.
Tight joints, deep color and far fewer weeds, for years instead of months. We clean the pavers, refill the joints and seal them in the right season, with the price in writing first.
This side-by-side example shows the same type of surface before and after exterior cleaning. Final results vary with the material, staining and existing condition.


Manatee County Ordinance 00-02 bans non storm water from storm drains and allows fines up to $2,000 a day. Paver work uses a lot of water, so we plan for it.
Drains covered
Curb inlets are protected before we start.
Water to the lawn
Wash water is guided to grass, not the street.
No harsh acid near plants
Plants are rinsed before and after.
Sealer kept off stucco, cars and plants
Edges are masked, and overspray is controlled.
A stand alone clean for pavers that do not need sealing yet. We lift mildew, algae and dirt, leave the sand in place and tell you honestly whether sealing would help next.
When joints have dropped, we refill them with sand so pavers stay tight and weeds have no room to grow. It is a short job that pays off, and it works best before sealing.
Travertine on pool decks and entries needs stone safe cleaners and a breathable sealer. No acid, and no slick finish.
Weeds return when joints are open. We clear them, refill with sand and seal.
Ants nest in open joints. Filling and sealing removes the space they need.
That white haze comes from salts rising through concrete pavers. It often fades with the right cleaner.
Cloudy sealer is stripped and reapplied, and rust is treated before sealing.
Faded pavers show up first on south facing drives. Paver sealing Lakewood Ranch owners request is often for a pool deck, and paver sealing Palmetto FL homes tend to be older and need resanding first. Heritage Harbour, University Park and Tara communities have large paver drives.
We also take calls for paver sealing 34202, where newer builds with big driveways are common, and Parrish homes with fresh pavers.
Most Bradenton pavers need sealing every 2 to 3 years. Pool decks and shaded drives may need it sooner. Our sun and rain wear sealer down faster than up north.
For most homes, yes. Sealing locks joint sand in, slows weeds and ants, and keeps color from fading. It costs far less than relaying sunken or loose pavers.
White or cloudy sealer usually means moisture was trapped, often from sealing too soon after rain. It can often be fixed with a solvent. We only seal fully dry pavers.
Usually 24 to 48 hours for cars and a few hours for walking. Hot, dry days cure faster.
Sweep with a soft broom and rinse with a hose, and avoid harsh cleaners on a fresh seal. Most owners keep the glossy or natural look for years with simple habits, and a reseal when water stops beading is easy to schedule.
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Pressure Cleaning Bradenton works out of 814 6th Ave W, Bradenton, FL 34205 and serves all of Manatee County.