Canonical: https://www.proexteriorpressurecleaning.com/pressure-washing Concrete · pavers · pool decks # Pressure washing without the guesswork. Professional pressure washing for Martin County driveways, patios, walkways, and pool decks—planned around the surface, not a one-pressure-fits-all shortcut. Licensed & insured Plant-conscious process Text before arrival Satisfaction guaranteed The short answer ## What should you expect? Most South Florida hardscapes benefit from professional cleaning every 6 to 12 months. Shaded, irrigated, and waterfront surfaces may need attention sooner. We inspect the material, organic buildup, drainage, and nearby landscaping before choosing the appropriate pressure and cleaning approach. A careful exterior clean ## What the service is built around. Standard 01 ### Surface-aware pressure Concrete, pavers, stone, and coatings respond differently. We match the tip, distance, and cleaning method to the actual surface. Standard 02 ### Edges and transitions The finish is judged at garage doors, walkways, pool coping, and landscape borders—not only in the middle of the slab. Standard 03 ### Responsible runoff We plan the clean around drainage, nearby plants, open doors, screens, and the places rinse water can travel. Built for the Treasure Coast ## Florida heat rewards a smart maintenance rhythm. In Palm City and Stuart, shaded concrete often develops green organic growth before sun-exposed sections do. Near Sewall’s Point and Hobe Sound, salt, irrigation, and dense landscaping can shorten the cycle. We recommend timing from the property’s real conditions, not a generic annual reminder. [Explore our service area](/service-areas) Questions ## Before you schedule. ### Can every surface be pressure washed? No. Painted finishes, stucco, roofs, screens, and delicate materials often require soft washing or a lower-pressure process. We choose the method after identifying the surface. ### Will pressure washing damage pavers? Incorrect technique can disturb joints or mark a surface. Controlled distance, appropriate pressure, and an understanding of the paver condition are essential. ### Do you protect landscaping? Yes. Plant and landscape safety is part of the setup, application, and rinse process.