Paver Cleaning
Patios, walkways, and pool surrounds cleaned back to their original color, with moss and weeds cleared out of the joints.
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Pavers Get Dirty Twice: On Top and In Between
A paver patio has two separate problems, and most contractors only address one of them. The surface picks up the same organic film that dulls concrete, so the whole patio drifts toward a flat gray-green and the color the pavers were chosen for disappears. That part is straightforward to fix.
The joints are the real issue. Once the sand between the pavers washes out, and in North Jersey it always does eventually, the gaps fill with soil, moss, and weeds. That is not just ugly. Sand in the joints is what locks a paver field together and stops individual stones from shifting, rocking, and settling unevenly. Empty joints mean a patio that is slowly coming apart.
We clean the surface and clear the joints properly, and we strongly recommend re-sanding afterward. Cleaning a paver patio and leaving the joints empty gets you six months of good looks and a worse problem than you started with.
What Our Paver Cleaning Service Includes
We clean the full paver field, top and joints. Service includes:
- Assessment of the paver type, condition, and joint depth
- Weed and moss removal from between the stones
- Pre-treatment of organic growth, rust, and staining
- Even surface cleaning that will not blow out the joints
- Patios, walkways, driveways, pool surrounds, and steps
- Retaining walls and paver caps
- A final rinse and walkthrough with you
Ask about pairing this with paver re-sanding, which is how the result actually holds.
Free estimates. Call or text 973-897-1757.
Other Services We Offer
We do more than one thing. From house and roof washing to concrete, decks, gutters, and windows, every exterior surface on your property gets handled by the same local crew.
What sets us apart
We soft wash, we don't blast
Siding and roofs get low pressure and the right cleaning solution, so the algae dies at the root instead of just getting knocked off the surface. That is the difference between a house that stays clean for years and one that greens up again by spring.
The right approach for every job
The right pressure and solution for every surface, from vinyl and cedar siding to shingles, pavers, concrete, and weathered wood. Hard surfaces take real pressure. Roofs and siding never do.
A real quote, fast
Tell us about your property, or email photos of each side of your home, and get a clear, detailed estimate back quickly. No vague 'starting at' numbers and no high-pressure sales visit.
Local to Pequannock
Owner-operated out of Pequannock, serving Morris and Passaic County, not a franchise routed in from out of town. We know what Jersey humidity and heavy tree cover do to siding and roofs here, because we clean them every day.
What Morris & Passaic County Homeowners Are Saying
Real reviews from real neighbors. See what homeowners and property managers say after we've washed their homes.
FAQs
Common questions about paver cleaning in northern New Jersey.
We strongly recommend it. Cleaning clears the old sand, soil, and moss out of the joints, which is exactly what needed to happen — but it also leaves those joints empty. Empty joints mean pavers that shift and rock, and weed seed with somewhere to land. Cleaning without re-sanding gets you about six months of good looks and a worse problem than you started with.
Not the way we do it. Pavers are hard enough to take real pressure, but a narrow nozzle held too close will etch the face of the stone and blow the joint sand out in stripes. We use a surface cleaner at a controlled distance so the whole field comes out one even color.
Yes, and that's most of the job. We clear the growth and the soil it rooted into out of the joints before the surface gets cleaned. Getting it out is straightforward. Keeping it out is what the re-sanding step is for.
Most residential patios are a single day for the cleaning. If you're re-sanding, that has to go down on a fully dry surface, so it's usually the following day. We'll tell you which at the estimate.
Ask us about it when we look at your patio. Sealing has real benefits and real trade-offs, and it isn't right for every installation or every stone. We'd rather talk it through in front of the actual pavers than sell it sight unseen.
Cleaning a paver patio and re-sanding the joints together generally runs $400 to $900, depending on square footage and how far gone the joints are. Cleaning on its own costs less, but we rarely recommend it alone, because an empty joint is a worse problem than a dirty one.
Polymeric sand is the larger part of the material cost. It also has to go down on a fully dry surface, so a combined job is usually two visits: clean one day, sand the next.
Pool surrounds and steps take longer per square foot than an open patio, since the coping and nosings need the most care.
Still have questions?
Give us a call or text us a few photos and we'll send a flat quote, usually within an hour.
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