Pool Deck Pressure Washing in West Palm Beach
Pool deck cleaning in West Palm Beach usually costs $150 to $400. We clean pavers, travertine, and cool decking around the pool, and we keep cleaning runoff out of your pool water.
Keeping Runoff Out of Your Pool
Cleaning mix that gets into the pool can throw off your water balance. We rinse toward the deck drains and the yard, not the water, and we keep the spray low along the pool edge.
Let us know if you have a salt system or just balanced your water, and we will plan around it.
Pavers, Travertine, and Cool Decking
Pavers
Pavers get lower pressure so the joint sand stays put. We can refill the joints and seal the surface after the clean.
Travertine
Travertine is a soft natural stone with small pores. High pressure can pit it, so it gets a gentle wash and a mild mix.
Cool Decking
The textured coating on many Florida pool decks traps dirt in its grooves. We clean it at low pressure so the coating stays intact.
Pool Cages and Lanai Screens
The aluminum frame and screen mesh of a pool cage collect algae and dirt, most of all on the shady side. We wash the frame and mesh at low pressure and check for loose or brittle screens first, since old mesh can tear.
Pool Deck Cleaning Cost in West Palm Beach
Most pool deck pressure washing West Palm Beach jobs cost $150 to $400, based on published Central Florida pricing. Your price depends on:
- The size of the deck
- Pavers, travertine, or cool decking
- Whether the pool cage and screens are included
- Joint sand and sealing for paver decks
Pool cages are common in western communities like Baywinds, Breakers West, and Andros Isle. If your HOA has rules on cage upkeep, mention them when you call.
Before and After Your Pool Deck Cleaning
Before
- Move furniture, toys, and floats off the deck.
- Keep pets inside while we work.
- Tell us if you have a salt system or a new pool finish.
After
- Let the deck dry before you walk on it barefoot.
- Run the pool pump as usual and test the water the way you normally would.
- If we sealed pavers, keep foot traffic off for 24 hours.
Why Pool Decks Get Slippery
A pool deck stays wet more than almost any other surface at your home. Splash out, wet feet, and shade from the pool cage keep it damp, and algae loves that. Sunscreen and body oils add a film that holds dirt.
Travertine and cool decking both have small pores and grooves where this growth settles in. Rinsing with a hose moves the surface dirt but leaves the growth behind, which is why the slick feel comes back within days. Killing the growth with a cleaning mix and then rinsing it out is what brings back the grip.
Keeping Your Deck Clean Between Visits
- Sweep or blow off leaves often. Wet leaves, especially oak leaves, can leave brown tannin stains on light colored decks.
- Rinse the deck with plain water after heavy pool use.
- Point sprinklers away from the deck and the cage.
- Wipe up spills from drinks and grills before they set.
- Look for cracks or worn spots in cool decking. Cleaning will not fix worn coating, and it may be time to have it recoated.
Pool Deck Cleaning Questions
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You can add the patio or the house to the same visit. See patio pressure washing and home exterior pressure washing, or browse all of our services.
Talk to Us About Your Property
Call our team today, tell us what you need cleaned, and ask any questions about your property. We will walk you through your options and give you a free quote based on what you need.