Pressure Washing Patios in Keezletown, VA

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No more slippery green buildup or embarrassing stains—just concrete that looks like it should.

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Concrete Patio Cleaning Keezletown

What Clean Concrete Actually Looks Like
You know that feeling when you first see your patio after a proper cleaning? The concrete isn’t just “less dirty”—it’s actually the color it’s supposed to be. No more avoiding that back corner where the green stuff grows. No more worrying about guests slipping on slimy surfaces. No more making excuses about why your outdoor space looks neglected. Your patio becomes what it was meant to be: a place you actually want to spend time. The kind of space that makes you think about hosting that barbecue you’ve been putting off.

Professional Patio Cleaners Keezletown

We've Been Cleaning Keezletown Patios Since 2010
Fourteen years in Central Virginia has taught us a few things about concrete. Like how the humidity here creates perfect conditions for algae and mold growth. And how many homeowners try pressure washing themselves, only to end up with damaged concrete or surfaces that look clean for about two weeks. We’ve cleaned patios in Keezletown specifically, so we understand what you’re dealing with. The shaded areas that never quite dry out. The drainage issues that create standing water. The seasonal cycles that bring back the green stuff faster than you’d like. Our team holds certifications from Spray Wash Pro, Spray Wash Academy, and the National Soft Wash Alliance. More importantly, we answer our phones and show up when we say we will.

Patio Pressure Washing Process Keezletown

How We Actually Clean Your Patio
First, we assess your concrete. Not all patios are the same, and the wrong approach can cause permanent damage. We identify the type of staining, check for any existing damage, and determine the right pressure and cleaning solution for your specific surface. Next comes the pre-treatment. We apply specialized cleaning solutions that break down algae, mold, and embedded stains before we even start the pressure washing. This step is what separates professional results from DIY attempts. Then we clean using the appropriate pressure and technique for your concrete. We work systematically, ensuring complete coverage while protecting surrounding landscaping and structures. The result is concrete that’s not just surface-clean, but actually restored to its original appearance.

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What's Included in Professional Patio Cleaning
Your patio cleaning includes complete algae and mold removal, not just surface washing. We treat the root cause of green growth, using specialized solutions that kill spores and prevent rapid regrowth. We clean all connected walkways and steps as part of the service. In Keezletown’s humid climate, these areas often develop the same issues as patios, and treating them separately doesn’t make sense. Post-cleaning inspection ensures we haven’t missed anything. We check for areas that might need additional attention and address any concerns before considering the job complete. You get detailed information about maintaining your clean concrete and preventing future buildup.

How often should I have my concrete patio pressure washed in Virginia?

In Virginia’s humid climate, most concrete patios benefit from professional cleaning every 12-18 months. However, shaded areas or patios with poor drainage might need attention annually. The key indicator isn’t time—it’s what you see. Green discoloration, slippery surfaces, or dark staining means it’s time for cleaning. Waiting too long allows algae and mold to penetrate deeper into the concrete, making removal more difficult and expensive. Regular cleaning isn’t just about appearance. Algae and mold can make surfaces dangerously slippery and can actually deteriorate concrete over time if left untreated.
Proper pressure washing won’t damage concrete when done correctly. The key is using the right pressure level and technique for your specific surface. Too much pressure can etch concrete or strip sealers, while too little won’t remove embedded stains. We adjust pressure based on your concrete’s age, condition, and type. Newer concrete typically requires lower pressure, while older, more established surfaces can handle higher pressure. We also use specialized cleaning solutions to reduce the pressure needed for effective cleaning. If your patio has a sealer, we evaluate its condition first. Old or failing sealers often need removal anyway, and we can recommend resealing after cleaning to protect your investment and prevent future staining.
Yes, but each material requires a different approach. Concrete pavers can typically handle moderate pressure, but we’re careful around joint sand, which may need replenishment after cleaning. Natural stone like flagstone, bluestone, or slate requires lower pressure and specific cleaning solutions. Some stones are more porous and can be damaged by aggressive cleaning or harsh chemicals. We identify your stone type and use appropriate methods. Sealed surfaces require special attention regardless of material. We test cleaning solutions in inconspicuous areas first and adjust our approach based on how the surface responds. The goal is always effective cleaning without damage.
Green growth returns quickly when only surface cleaning is performed. Algae and mold spores can remain in the concrete’s pores, ready to regrow when conditions are right. This is why pressure washing alone often provides only temporary results. Environmental factors in your specific location play a major role. Shaded areas, poor drainage, overhanging trees, or nearby water sources create ideal conditions for rapid regrowth. Simply cleaning without addressing these factors means the problem will return. Professional cleaning includes treatments that kill spores and inhibit regrowth. We also identify environmental factors contributing to the problem and recommend solutions like improving drainage or trimming vegetation to increase sunlight exposure.
Pressure washing relies primarily on high-pressure water to remove dirt and stains, while soft washing uses lower pressure combined with specialized cleaning solutions. For most patio cleaning, soft washing is more effective and safer. Soft washing allows cleaning solutions time to break down algae, mold, and stains before removal. This means less pressure is needed, reducing the risk of surface damage while achieving better results. The cleaning solutions also provide longer-lasting results by killing spores. We use both techniques depending on your specific situation. Heavy staining or embedded dirt might require pressure washing, while delicate surfaces or routine maintenance typically benefit from soft washing. The right choice depends on your concrete’s condition and the type of contamination present.
Most residential patio cleaning takes 2-4 hours, depending on size and condition. Heavily stained patios or those requiring additional treatments may take longer. We provide time estimates during our initial assessment. You can typically walk on your patio immediately after cleaning, but we recommend waiting 24 hours before placing furniture or heavy items back. This allows the concrete to fully dry and any residual cleaning solutions to dissipate completely. If we recommend sealing after cleaning, you’ll need to wait for complete drying—usually 24-48 hours depending on weather conditions. Proper drying is crucial for sealer adhesion and long-term protection of your newly cleaned patio.