Paver Cleaning in Lewes & Sussex County, DE
Patios and walkways cleaned, joints weeded and re-sanded, color restored — a two-visit process built around how polymeric sand actually sets.
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What's included
What a paver cleaning job covers
- Dirt, grime and algae washed off the paver surface
- Weeds growing up through the joints removed
- Joints re-sanded with polymeric sand once the patio is dry
- Paver color restored, not just the surface rinsed
- Landscaping around the patio protected the same way as every job
How it works
Two visits, not one
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Visit 1: wash
Pavers get washed, weeds pulled from the joints, and the surface rinsed clean.
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The patio dries
Polymeric sand needs a dry surface to bond correctly, so we don't re-sand a wet patio — this is why the job can't be done in one visit.
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Visit 2: re-sand
Once dry, the crew returns and re-sands the joints, restoring the color and locking the pavers back in place.
Landscaping near the joints gets the same protection every job gets — see exactly what that means →
Pricing
How paver cleaning is priced
Every job gets priced on-site, not off a generic rate — joint depth, not square footage, drives the labor, so we look at the joints before we quote a price. Want the color to last? sealing after the clean locks in the fresh sand and color.
Every job has a $400 minimum.
FAQ
Paver cleaning questions
Why isn't this priced per square foot?
Joint depth varies from job to job and drives the actual labor — a patio with deep, washed-out joints takes far more re-sanding time than one with joints still mostly full, even at the same square footage. Square footage alone doesn't predict the work, so we quote by eye on-site instead of off a generic rate.
Can this be done same-day?
No. The patio has to dry completely after washing before we can re-sand the joints — polymeric sand needs a dry surface to set correctly. That's why paver cleaning is a two-visit job, not a same-day one.
Do you seal the pavers too?
Sealing is a separate step after cleaning — it locks in the fresh sand and color. See our paver sealing page for how that works and whether it makes sense for your patio.