Paver cleaning and pressure washing in Jacksonville

Surface cleaners versus a wand

Most paver crews use a rotary surface cleaner, a round deck with spinning nozzles that cleans evenly without carving lines into the brick.

A handheld wand held too close can etch concrete pavers and blast out the joint sand, so technique matters more than raw pressure.

Expect a careful crew to follow up by rinsing debris off lawns, beds and the street.

Stains common in Northeast Florida

Mildew and algae thrive on shaded, north-facing walks that stay damp after rain.

Live oak leaves and acorns leach tannins that leave tea-colored blotches on light pavers.

Irrigation fed by well water often carries iron that paints orange streaks along the bottom of walls and edges.

Each of those usually needs a specific cleaner or pretreatment, since pressure alone rarely lifts rust or tannin.

Cleaning on its own or before sealing

You can book a stand-alone wash, but many homeowners pair it with re-sanding and sealing because the pavers are already clean.

If you only want cleaning now, mention it in the form so the company does not quote a full restoration.