Why this matters
Paver, flagstone, brick, and stamped concrete patios all behave differently under pressure. The wrong PSI on pavers blows out the joint sand. The wrong approach on flagstone strips the surface texture. We identify the surface first, then choose the cleaner and pressure to match — every time.
What's included
- Surface-specific PSI dialed in for paver, flagstone, brick, or stamped concrete
- Algaecide kill before pressure to prevent regrowth
- Existing paver joint sand protected — pressure dialed to prevent blowout
- Stamped concrete sealer protected during the clean
The SOP
Every job runs the same way, in the same order, every time. Here's the standard.
- Identify surface. Paver, flagstone, brick, stamped concrete, or standard slab.
- Algaecide treatment. Kill green growth at the source so it doesn't return in three weeks.
- Pressure-rinse. Dialed to the surface, never above safe PSI for the material.
- Joint sand check. On paver patios, we dial pressure to protect the existing joint sand. If it's already failed, re-sanding is landscaping work — we'll recommend a contractor.
- Final walk. Together, before invoice.