Paver cleaning
Give an existing patio or walkway some attention before deciding to replace it. Patio Supply accepts paver cleaning and power washing inquiries; share the surface and the concerns you want to address so we can discuss the next step.

Ask us first
Start with photos of the whole surface and close-ups of the areas you want to address. Tell us the material, approximate area, last cleaning if known, and whether your concern is dirt, staining or weeds in the joints. That gives our team a useful starting point for discussing paver cleaning and power washing.
Describe the concern, not a guessed treatment
Show both the whole patio or walkway and the spots you want to address. Dirt, staining and weeds in joints can lead to different questions. Include any care products or previous treatments you know about, without guessing the cause from appearance alone.
Ask which cleaning options fit your surface and whether a site visit or additional photos are needed. If you are considering joint work or a protective treatment as well, raise it as a question so the team can confirm what is offered.

Helpful to have when you reach out
- The material (pavers, concrete, stone)
- The approximate area
- How long since it was last cleaned
- Wide photos, close-ups and access notes
Your questions, a useful next step.
What should I send with a cleaning inquiry?
Send the surface material if known, approximate area, wide photos and close-ups of the concern. Include previous cleaning or treatments, access and your project location.
Can you confirm the cleaning approach from this page?
The team needs to understand the surface and condition first. Ask about the approach and what further information is needed for your particular patio or walkway.
Should I clean or replace my pavers?
Tell us what you want to improve and share photos. Start with a cleaning conversation for an existing surface, or compare replacement materials in the showroom if you are changing the layout or finish.
