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Outdoor Living Areas
Patio & Pool Deck Cleaning in Jacksonville, FL
The outdoor space you actually use — pool deck, lanai, screen enclosure and all — cleaned in one visit.
Overview
Cleaning the Part of the House You Live In
Outdoor living is most of the reason people put up with a Jacksonville August, and the pool deck and lanai take more abuse than any other part of the property. Chlorinated splash-out, sunscreen residue, sap and leaf litter, afternoon storms, pollen and the constant moisture around a pool all combine into a surface that goes dull, then green, then slick.
Screen enclosures make it more complicated. Pool cages collect a grey-green film across the mesh and along the aluminium framing that flattens the light and makes the whole space feel dingy. Screens tear under pressure, so they have to be soft washed, not blasted.
A patio and pool deck job is normally a mix of methods on one visit: controlled-pressure cleaning on the deck surface, soft washing on the cage, screens and any painted or wood elements, and hand detailing around coping, steps and furniture areas.
What We Clean
What's Included in an Outdoor Living Clean
Priced as an area rather than a list, because they all need doing at once to look right.
Pool decks
Concrete, paver, travertine and cool-deck surfaces, each cleaned at the pressure the material tolerates.
Lanais & covered patios
Floor, walls, ceiling and fan housings — the ceiling is usually the dirtiest part and the most overlooked.
Screen enclosures
Pool cage mesh and framing, soft washed at low pressure so screens stay intact.
Coping & steps
Pool coping, step treads and edges detailed by hand where machines cannot reach evenly.
Outdoor kitchens & bars
Summer kitchen surrounds, bar tops and grill surrounds cleaned around the appliances.
Furniture & features
Patio furniture, planters and low walls rinsed so the finished area matches.
Before & After
Outdoor Living, Restored
A pool deck and lanai with algae film and dulled surfaces, cleaned using a mix of controlled pressure and soft washing. Swap in your own project photos from real Jacksonville jobs.
BeforeAfterOur Process
How We Approach an Outdoor Area
More hand work than any other service we offer, because of everything that has to be worked around.
1
Clear and protect
Furniture moved, planters relocated, electrical and low-voltage lighting protected, pool covered where appropriate.
2
Method by surface
Deck gets controlled pressure. Screens, framing, painted surfaces and ceilings get soft washing.
3
Detail by hand
Coping, steps, corners, thresholds and anywhere the equipment cannot deliver an even result.
4
Rinse and reset
Full rinse of the area and surrounding landscaping, furniture returned, and a walk-through with you.
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Patio & Pool Deck Cleaning FAQs
Can you clean my pool screen enclosure?
Yes — pool cages are soft washed at low pressure. Screen mesh tears easily under a pressure washer, and re-screening a full cage is a substantial expense. The aluminium framing is cleaned at the same time, which is usually where the visible difference comes from.
Will the cleaning solution get into my pool?
We take steps to keep runoff out of the pool, including covering where appropriate and controlling the direction of the rinse. Some incidental overspray is possible on a deck that surrounds the water, so it is worth checking your chemistry after the visit. Tell us in advance if you have a saltwater system or any specific concerns.
Do I need to move my patio furniture?
Not usually — we move light furniture as part of the service and put it back. If you have heavy or fragile pieces, an outdoor TV, or anything you would rather we did not touch, let us know before the visit.
My lanai ceiling has black spots. Can those come off?
Black spotting on lanai and porch ceilings is generally mildew growth and usually responds well to soft washing. How completely it comes off depends on the ceiling material and how long it has been there — some staining has penetrated the paint rather than sitting on top of it.
How often should a pool deck be cleaned in Jacksonville?
Once a year suits most, though decks under heavy shade or tree cover often want it more frequently. If the deck feels slick underfoot when wet, that is generally organic film and a signal it is due.
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Tell us what needs cleaning and we'll get you a clear, written estimate for your Jacksonville property.