We clean concrete, pavers, pool decks, sidewalks, curbs, exterior entries, and many painted or coated surfaces. During the walkthrough we confirm which areas are safe for high or low pressure, and where a softer approach with the right chemistry is better than aggressive blasting.

Most properties schedule power washing one to four times per year, depending on foot traffic, weather, shade, and algae growth. High visibility entrances and pool decks often need more frequent cleaning, while less visible or covered areas can be placed on a longer cycle.

Used incorrectly, high pressure can etch concrete, strip coatings, or force water where it should not go. Our process emphasizes matching pressure, tips, and chemistry to each surface, so we lift soil and algae without unnecessary damage. When we see risk, we adjust the method or recommend an alternate approach.

Yes. We schedule work windows with your team, use cones and signage, and phase areas to keep safe walk paths open. For hotels and resorts we often focus on quieter periods and break large projects into sections so we are not disrupting arrivals, events, or peak pool usage.

We have hot water capabilities for greasy or heavily soiled areas such as loading docks, trash areas, and some pool decks, and use cold water where it is more appropriate. Chemistry and temperature are selected based on the type of soil and surface, not just convenience.

Algae, mold, and compacted soil can make walkways and pool decks slippery, especially when wet. Regular, professional power washing helps remove that buildup, improving traction and appearance at the same time. That supports guest safety and can help reduce slip and fall exposure in high traffic areas.