Pressure washing is a tool. Paver cleaning is a process. The difference shows in the joints and the finish.
What Professional Paver Cleaning Adds
- Surface cleaners for even, stripe-free results
- Controlled pressure that cleans without etching
- Stain treatment for rust, oil, and mildew
- Joint care: re-sanding afterward so pavers stay stable
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Planning to do it yourself? Read can you pressure wash pavers yourself? for what usually goes wrong and how to avoid it.
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Paver Cleaning vs. Pressure Washing: What's the Difference? FAQs
Can I pressure wash my own pavers?
You can, but use a surface cleaner, keep the wand moving, and expect to lose joint sand. Plan to re-sand afterward.
Does pressure washing damage pavers?
Too much pressure or a narrow tip can etch the surface and blow out the joints.
Do I need to seal after cleaning?
It's the best time to seal, because the surface is clean and the joints need fresh sand anyway.