Wellington's equestrian-estate properties feature a mix of patio surfaces, and paddock dust adds a factor most Florida markets don't deal with. This guide breaks down our approach by surface material.
Patio Cleaning by Surface Type
Poured Concrete Patios
Responds well to pressure washing when PSI is matched to the concrete's age and sealant condition. Older, unsealed concrete is treated more carefully to avoid pitting.
Cement Patios
Cleaned with a similar approach to poured concrete, though older cement without a protective sealant is more prone to absorbing stains and needs a gentler pressure setting.
Paver Patios
Pavers have sand-filled joints that pressure washing can dislodge if pressure is too high. We use lower pressure and wider spray patterns to clean without stripping joint material.
Travertine Patios
More porous than concrete or pavers — prone to absorbing stains but also sensitive to high pressure and harsh chemicals. Cleaning uses reduced pressure and stone-safe solutions to avoid etching.
Brick Patios
Can develop efflorescence and moss growth in joints. Cleaning addresses both the brick surface and the mortar or sand joints between pieces.
Paddock Dust and Estate Patios
Paddock dust settles into patio surfaces and joints differently than typical urban grime, requiring attention to recessed areas and joint lines during cleaning.
Booking Process
Book and identify your patio's surface type(s).
On-site assessment.
Full patio cleaning, matched to surface material.
Final inspection together.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does my patio type affect the price?
Some surfaces, like travertine, take more time and specialized products, which can affect pricing.
Can pavers be damaged by pressure washing?
They can, if pressure is too high or aimed directly into the joints — we adjust pressure and angle specifically for pavers.
