Paver Walkway Cleaning

What This Service Involves

Paver walkways rely on tight, sand-filled joints, and Washington's wet season fills those joints with moss and weeds if left unchecked. We clean the paver faces and joints with balanced pressure that removes growth but does not strip out the stabilizing sand all at once. Where joints have washed low, we recommend fresh polymeric sand to lock the system back together. The outcome is a tight, uniform walkway that resists the next round of regrowth.

Benefits

Clears moss and weeds from paver joints; Preserves the interlock that keeps pavers stable; Restores uniform paver color across the run; Sets up the surface for fresh joint sand and sealing

Our Process

1) Remove surface debris and pull established weeds; 2) Pre-treat pavers and joints with a growth-killing solution; 3) Clean faces and joints with a metered surface cleaner; 4) Refill joints with polymeric sand and compact for stability

What Affects the Cost

Square footage of the paver walkway; Amount of weed and moss growth in joints; Need for new polymeric sand and re-sanding; Paver style and surface texture; Whether a joint-stabilizing sealer is applied

Best Time of Year

Late summer is prime for paver walkways so new polymeric sand can cure dry before autumn rains.