Protect your investment. Restore what time has worn.

No. Pressure washing removes surface dirt, grime and organic buildup, but it does not remove sealer that has properly bonded to the surface. Old, cloudy or failing sealer requires chemical stripping, a separate and more specialized process.

Chemical stripping removes old, cloudy, peeling or incompatible sealer layers that pressure washing cannot touch. You likely need it if your pavers or pool deck look white, hazy, uneven in sheen, or were sealed by a previous contractor with mixed results.

A cloudy or white appearance usually means trapped moisture under the sealer, an incompatible product, or a sealer applied over a surface that wasn’t properly prepared. This is a common issue in South Florida’s humidity and requires chemical stripping and a correct reseal, not just another coat.

It depends on the sealer used, sun exposure and foot traffic, but Florida’s heat, humidity and rain accelerate wear compared to drier climates. Most residential surfaces benefit from resealing every one to three years, which is why we offer a maintenance plan that tracks the right schedule for your property.

Efflorescence is the white, powdery mineral deposit that appears when moisture moves salts through pavers or masonry. It is not ordinary dirt, so pressure washing alone won’t solve it. It requires correct diagnosis and a treatment process suited to the surface and moisture source.

The most common causes are downspout water washing out the base material and tree roots lifting or shifting pavers over time. Depending on the cause, the fix may involve lifting and resetting the affected pavers, rebuilding the base, correcting water flow, or installing a concrete border to stabilize the area.

Yes. Marble and travertine are porous natural stone, not ordinary concrete, and they require material-specific products and methods. Improper cleaning or sealing can affect both the appearance and long-term performance of the stone, which is why marble surfaces should be maintained by a specialist.

Clear sealer protects the surface while preserving its current color. Pigmented sealer both protects and evens out color, which makes it a good option for pavers or stone that have faded unevenly or aged over time. A quality UV-stable sealer helps the color last rather than fading again quickly.

Cure times vary by product, temperature and humidity, so we’ll give you an exact window for your specific project. As a general rule, light foot traffic is typically fine within 24 hours, while furniture and heavier use should wait longer to avoid marking the fresh sealer.

Yes. Our maintenance plan provides recurring professional care that keeps cleaned and sealed surfaces protected year-round, catches early signs of wear, and helps you avoid the cost of a full restoration later.

Yes. All About Pressure Clean & Seal is licensed, bonded and insured, with over 21 years of experience serving South Florida.

We serve residential and commercial properties throughout Broward County, Palm Beach County and Miami-Dade, including Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, Pompano Beach, West Palm Beach, Weston, Delray Beach and the surrounding cities.

Call us at 754-219-1605 or fill out our contact form. We’ll evaluate your surface, explain what it actually needs, and provide a clear estimate before any work begins.