Pool deck and paver cleaning in Clermont, FL

Around a Clermont pool, the deck stays wet more than any other surface on the property: splash-out, wet feet, the shade of the screen enclosure and summer rain. That is ideal for algae and mildew, and a green or black film on a pool deck is more than ugly. It is slippery where people walk barefoot.

Golden Lawn Care cleans pool decks, paver patios, paver driveways and lanai floors across Clermont. Each surface gets the pressure and cleaner it can take, and pavers can be re-sanded and sealed afterward to lock the joints and hold the color.

Pool deck surfaces we clean in Clermont

• Brick and concrete pavers: the most common pool deck and patio surface in Clermont's newer communities. Cleaned with a surface cleaner at a pressure that won't blast the sand out of the joints.
• Travertine: a natural stone that is softer and more porous than concrete, cleaned with low pressure and a stone-safe cleaner.
• Coated or textured concrete: spray-texture and painted decks, cleaned gently so the coating is not peeled.
• Plain concrete: cleaned with the same surface cleaner and treatments as a driveway cleaning.

We keep cleaning solution and runoff out of the pool, and rinse the coping and deck edges before we leave.

Paver cleaning, re-sanding and sealing in Clermont

Pavers lose the sand in their joints over time, and pressure cleaning removes more of it. Joints without sand let weeds and ants in and let pavers shift. After cleaning, pavers can be re-sanded, often with polymeric joint sand that firms up after it is wetted, and then sealed.

A sealer deepens the color, slows fading in the Florida sun and makes the next cleaning easier. How often to reseal depends on the sealer, the sun and how the area is used. We will talk through the options with you when we price the job. If you only want the cleaning, that is fine too.

Pool deck cleaning under Clermont's water order

Clermont sits inside the St. Johns River Water Management District, and while the St. Johns River Water Management District's Phase III water shortage order (order 2026-017) is in effect, pressure or soft washing driveways, sidewalks and other hard surfaces is allowed for necessary maintenance: removing mold, mildew and other potentially hazardous material that can't be cleared with a broom or blower, keeping up a warranty, or cleaning a surface before painting or sealing. The order says plainly that meeting HOA or other appearance standards does not count as necessary maintenance. Read it yourself in the district's order.

Pool decks and pavers fit that rule well. Algae and mildew on a deck are the slippery, potentially hazardous growth the order allows to be removed, and cleaning pavers before sealing is listed as allowed prep. The same order asks pool owners to keep make-up water to a minimum, so we keep wash water out of the pool.

Pool deck and paver cleaning prices in Clermont

Pricing depends on the area, the surface type, how heavy the growth is and whether you add re-sanding and sealing. Choose "Pool deck or pavers" in the form and send your address, or call for today's price. If the screen enclosure over the deck needs attention too, see screen enclosure cleaning.