Remove algae, mold & slippery grime from pool decks & patios. Concrete, pavers, travertine. Safe & effective cleaning.
Pool decks and patios in Kissimmee, Orlando, and Central Florida get slippery fast—algae, mold, mildew, and dirt buildup from humidity, splashing water, and afternoon rain. Power washing removes the grime, restores grip, and makes outdoor spaces safe and clean again.
Florida's heat, humidity, and frequent rain create perfect conditions for algae and mold. Pool decks stay damp from splashing water and humidity—algae grows fast. Patios shaded by trees or screen enclosures stay damp longer, breeding mildew.
Algae and mold make surfaces slippery—dangerous around pools where kids run and jump. Green or black algae on concrete pavers or travertine isn't just ugly; it's a slip hazard. Power washing removes it and restores traction.
Use on: Concrete, concrete pavers, brick pavers (non-sealed or factory-sealed)
Pressure: 2,500-3,500 PSI
Why: High pressure blasts away algae, dirt, and embedded grime from porous concrete.
Most pool decks in Kissimmee are concrete or concrete pavers. Pressure washing removes algae, dirt, and the slippery biofilm that builds up in Florida humidity. We use a surface cleaner attachment (spinning nozzles under a hood) that cleans evenly without streaking or tiger-striping.
Use on: Travertine, natural stone, sealed pavers, wood decks
Pressure: Low (500-1,000 PSI) + cleaning solution
Why: Prevents etching, pitting, or seal damage on softer/sealed surfaces.
Travertine and natural stone are softer than concrete—high pressure can etch or pit the surface. Sealed pavers can lose their seal under high pressure. For these surfaces, we use soft wash: low pressure + algaecide/mildew remover solution. The chemical does the work, not the pressure.
Cleaning method: Pressure wash
Cost: $100-$300 for typical pool deck
Notes: Concrete is porous and holds algae. Pressure washing blasts it clean. Stamped concrete (decorative patterns) can handle pressure but avoid etching the surface—don't hold the nozzle too close.
Cleaning method: Pressure wash
Cost: $150-$400 for typical pool deck
Notes: Pavers have grout joints that fill with dirt and algae. Pressure washing cleans the pavers and joints. After cleaning, you can re-sand joints and seal pavers (optional—sealing reduces future algae growth).
Cleaning method: Soft wash
Cost: $200-$500 for typical pool deck
Notes: Travertine is natural limestone—soft, porous, and prone to etching. Use low pressure + cleaning solution. Never use high-pressure directly on travertine or it pits and damages.
Cleaning method: Pressure wash
Cost: $150-$350 for typical patio
Notes: Brick pavers handle pressure well. Clean like concrete pavers—blast away algae and dirt from surface and joints.
Annually: Minimum for most homes. Algae, mold, and dirt build up over a year.
Twice a year: If your pool is heavily used, shaded, or near trees. More traffic and shade = faster algae growth.
Before selling: Clean pool deck before listing photos—buyers notice slippery, stained decks.
Kissimmee vacation rental owners often power wash pool decks every 6 months to keep outdoor spaces guest-ready and avoid slip complaints.
Our take: Pool decks and patios are safety zones—slippery surfaces cause falls. Power washing removes algae and mold, restores traction, and makes outdoor spaces safe again. In Central Florida's humid climate, annual cleaning is essential. Don't wait until someone slips.
Small patio or pool deck (200-400 sq ft): $100-$200
Medium pool deck (400-800 sq ft): $150-$350
Large pool deck or full patio (800-1,200 sq ft): $250-$500
Pricing depends on surface area, material type (travertine costs more than concrete), and buildup severity. See full power washing cost guide.
No, if done correctly. Concrete and concrete pavers handle high pressure. Travertine and sealed pavers need soft wash (low pressure). We use the right method for each surface.
Yes. We clean around pools while they're full. We direct runoff away from the pool and avoid spraying water directly into it. Cleaning solution is diluted and rinses away—no pool chemistry issues.
Small deck: 1-2 hours. Large deck or full patio: 2-4 hours. Depends on size, buildup severity, and material type.
Optional but helpful. Sealing pavers makes them easier to clean, reduces algae growth, and enhances color. We can seal after cleaning (extra cost). Seal lasts 2-3 years in Florida.
Pool decks and patios get slippery from algae, mold, and grime in Central Florida's humid climate. Power washing removes buildup, restores traction, and keeps outdoor spaces safe. Use pressure wash for concrete and pavers, soft wash for travertine and sealed surfaces. Clean annually minimum—more often for heavily used pools or vacation rentals. Cost $100-$500 depending on size and material.
We power wash pool decks and patios in Kissimmee, Orlando, and Central Florida. Free estimates. Safe cleaning for all surface types.
Remove algae & slippery grime. Safe for all surfaces. Serving Kissimmee, Orlando & Central Florida.
