Patio Cleaning in Montgomery for Safer Pool Decks, Pavers and Stone

Pressure Washing & Parking Lot Striping in Greater Montgomery

Patio Cleaning

Patio Cleaning in Montgomery for Safer Pool Decks, Pavers and Stone

Outdoor Living Spaces Cleaned Throughout Greater Montgomery

Our patio cleaning removes the algae, mildew, dirt and stains that make outdoor floors slick. We clean poured concrete patios, brick and concrete pavers, flagstone and pool decks. Each surface gets its own pressure, so the wash lifts grime without scarring the face. You get a patio that looks cared for and grips better when wet.

On Site Power Cleaning is a family-owned crew based in Prattville. We clean patios and pool decks for homeowners in Montgomery, Prattville and Pike Road. Apartment communities with shared pool decks and courtyards are part of our work too. We serve the rest of Greater Montgomery too. Our goal is to get each job done right the first time.

Ready to enjoy your patio again? Call us or request a free estimate. We will look at the surface and talk through the right approach. Every job comes with our satisfaction guarantee.

Patio Cleaning in Montgomery, AL

What's Included

Patios, Pool Decks and Paver Walks in Our Scope

We start by treating green and black growth so it lets go of the surface. Then we rinse with an angled fan spray. It moves grime without digging into pavers or joints. This kind of patio care across Greater Montgomery keeps outdoor floors safer to walk on through long, humid seasons.

Patio Cleaning in Montgomery, AL

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Pressure Settings Picked for Pavers, Stone and Concrete

Better Footing Around the Pool

Algae and mildew form a thin, slick film on wet concrete and pavers. Pool splash keeps that film damp, so pool decks turn slippery fast. Removing the growth at the root gives bare feet and shoes a better grip.

Keeping Joint Sand in Place

Paver joints hold sand that locks each paver to its neighbors. For paver patio cleaning, we keep the wand moving so the spray skims the joints. Poured concrete can take more pressure. Soft stone gets the gentlest rinse of all.

When Paver Joints Need Fresh Sand

Some sand loss is normal on older pavers. Joints may need fresh sand once the surface dries. Sweeping new joint sand in after a cleaning helps pavers stay tight.

Where We Work

Serving Greater Montgomery

We are based in Prattville and serve commercial and residential properties across Greater Montgomery.

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Shaded Patios, Pool Decks and Natural Stone We Handle

Shaded patios under oaks and pines stay damp and grow the darkest stains. Pool decks pick up sunscreen, body oils and green edges along the coping. Flagstone and other natural stone need a mild cleaner and low pressure. Harsh acids can etch the stone. Our outdoor patio pressure washing also covers concrete porch floors and the walkways that lead to them.

These conditions change how we work. Heavy growth in shade gets a longer dwell time before we rinse. Near a pool, we aim the spray and runoff away from the water. On stone, we test a small corner first and scrub with a soft brush where needed. Our crew also offers driveway cleaning for the concrete next to your patio.

  • Backyard concrete patios dulled by mildew and grill grease
  • Brick and concrete paver patios with green joint lines
  • Pool decks and coping edges at homes and apartment communities
  • Flagstone walks and natural stone patios that need a gentle wash

Our Work

On Site & Getting It Done Right

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FAQs

Patio and Pool Deck Cleaning Questions

These answers cover joint sand, pool safety, natural stone, rust rings and drying time.

Still have a question?

Call us Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, or request a free estimate online.

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Will pressure washing wash the sand out of my paver joints?

A careful wash removes some loose sand but should not empty the joints. We angle the spray and keep it moving across the pavers. If joints look low once the patio dries, sweeping in fresh sand fills them back up.

Do I need to cover my pool while you clean the deck?

No, you usually do not need to cover the pool. We aim the spray away from the water and rinse cleaner away from the pool. If your pool has a cover, leaving it on adds one more layer of protection.

Is it safe to clean flagstone or natural stone patios?

Yes, natural stone is safe to clean with low pressure and a mild cleaner. Acid cleaners can etch many stones, so we avoid them. We test a small spot first because each stone reacts a little differently.

Can patio cleaning remove rust rings left by furniture?

Often, yes, though rust needs its own treatment because water pressure alone will not lift it. We apply a rust remover, let it work, then rinse it off well. Deep or old stains may lighten without fully disappearing.

How soon can we use the patio after it is cleaned?

You can walk on it as soon as the surface dries. On a sunny day, that often takes a few hours. Shaded spots dry slower. If joints get fresh sand, keep heavy use off until the sand settles.

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Why Property Owners Call On Site

A family-owned crew that cleans and stripes commercial and residential properties across Greater Montgomery.

Family-Owned

A local family business that supports the community we work in.

Commercial and Residential

Warehouses, shopping centers, apartment communities and homes.

Satisfaction Guaranteed

We stand behind our results and get the job done right the first time.

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