Deck & Patio Cleaning in El Paso, TX
Remove years of grime, algae, and desert dust from outdoor living spaces.
📞 Call for Free Quote — (915) 555-0182El Paso's sun and wind are hard on outdoor living spaces. Wood decks get gray and silvery. Pavers develop dark algae and efflorescence (the white calcium deposits that bubble up from underneath). Concrete patios collect everything from barbecue grease to rust staining from metal furniture.
The right cleaning approach depends entirely on your surface. Wood decks need low pressure and the right chemistry to avoid raising grain. Travertine and natural stone need special care to avoid etching. We assess before we start — and we never use a one-pressure-fits-all approach that wrecks what it's trying to clean.
How It Works
Surface Identification
We identify your exact material — composite, pressure-treated wood, natural stone, concrete paver, or other — and select the appropriate pressure and chemistry.
Furniture and Plant Protection
We move or cover nearby furniture and wet surrounding plants before applying any chemical pre-treatment.
Pre-treatment Application
Depending on the staining, we may apply a deck cleaner, paver brightener, or mold-killing solution and let it dwell before washing.
Low-pressure Rinse
We wash from the structure outward, making sure run-off flows away from the home.
Deck & Patio Cleaning Service Area
We provide deck & patio cleaning throughout the greater El Paso area, including:
Deck & Patio Cleaning — Common Questions
Can pressure washing damage my deck or pavers?
Only if done incorrectly. We use lower pressure on wood and natural stone than on concrete. The wrong pressure on the wrong surface strips coatings, raises grain in wood, or cracks grout — which is why DIY pressure washing goes wrong so often.
Should I seal my deck or pavers after cleaning?
Sealing extends the clean and protects the surface. We recommend waiting 48–72 hours after cleaning before sealing to ensure the surface is fully dry.
Can you remove rust stains from my patio?
Yes, in most cases. Rust from metal furniture, pots, or irrigation water responds well to oxalic acid treatment combined with pressure washing. Very old or deep rust may only lighten rather than fully remove.
Do you remove algae and mold from wood decks?
Yes. We pre-treat with a mold-killing solution before washing, which removes the staining and kills the root system so it takes longer to return.
How long does patio cleaning take?
A typical 200–400 sq ft patio takes 1–2 hours. Larger or more complex surfaces take proportionally longer.
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