Decks and patios we've brought back
Drag the slider — algae and grime off, stone intact.
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BEFOREAFTERTravertine, marble, pavers and screened lanais — cleaned of the algae and grime that make a deck slippery and dull, gently enough to protect the stone.
Same-day response · or call/text (954) 389-2642Soft stone needs a careful hand. Here's how we keep it smooth and bright.
Travertine and marble are softer than they look — too much pressure etches and pits them. We clean at the right pressure with the right solution, so the stone stays smooth, not chewed up.
That green film around the pool isn't just ugly — it's a slip hazard. We strip it off and treat the surface so it doesn't come back as fast, and clean the joints while we're at it.
Travertine and pavers can be sealed after cleaning to lock in the color and slow the staining — and a freshly cleaned deck is the time to do it. More on sealing →
Pool decks and screened patios are shaded and damp — perfect for algae — so most want a cleaning about every six months, sometimes more often if they're heavily shaded or under a screen enclosure that traps moisture. The pavers and travertine right at the water's edge usually go first.
A regular clean keeps the surface safe underfoot and helps protect the stone from staining — and we'll tell you honestly whether it needs a full clean or just the shaded edge that's slick.
Drag the slider — algae and grime off, stone intact.
BEFOREAFTERBEFOREAFTERWe don't write these. They do.
"Our travertine pool deck looked brand new again — and they were careful not to etch the stone. You can tell they've done a lot of these."
"Tony has been cleaning my home for over 10 years. Always consistent, always professional. Would never use anyone else."
"The deck around the pool was getting slippery with algae. Cleaned it right up and it's been great since."
"On time, thorough, and the results speak for themselves. Our neighbors asked who we used!"
At the right pressure, yes. Travertine and marble are soft and can etch under a high-pressure blast, so we clean them more gently with the right solution. Done right, the stone comes out smooth and bright.
Yes — and treat it so it doesn't come back as fast. That green film is a slip hazard as much as an eyesore; we strip it and clean the joints too.
Travertine and pavers can be sealed to lock in color and slow staining — and the freshly cleaned deck is the time to do it. We'll tell you if it's worth it for your surface. More on sealing.
Yes — the deck, the patio, and the surrounding surfaces. The shade under a screen enclosure is exactly where algae loves to grow.
About every six months for most decks; more often if it's heavily shaded or under a screen enclosure that holds moisture.
It's priced by size, surface, and condition. Quotes are free and usually back the same day. Start your quote here or call (954) 389-2642.
Algae off, stone protected, and sealed if you want it to last. Free quote, no obligation — usually back the same day.
