Lanai Paver and Cage Cleaning Before and After

Lanais take a beating in Florida. Between the humidity, the algae, and weeds pushing up through the joints, it doesn't take long before your pavers go from looking sharp to looking like they've been neglected for years. That's just the reality of outdoor surfaces down here - and it's not something scrubbing with a garden hose is going to fix.

Here's what we were working with on this one. The brick pavers had a heavy layer of grime built up across the surface, with weeds creeping through the joints and the screen enclosure panels looking dull and cloudy. The whole space had that "forgotten" feel, even though the surrounding landscaping was actually pretty well kept.

We came in and pressure washed the full lanai - pavers, joints, and the cage itself. That's the part a lot of people overlook. Cleaning just the floor and ignoring the enclosure means you're only doing half the job. Both surfaces needed attention, and we made sure they both got it.

The difference once everything dried was exactly what you'd expect. The paver color came back to life, the joints were cleared out, and the screen panels went from hazy to clear. The whole space just feels usable again - the kind of place you actually want to sit in with a cup of coffee in the morning.

If your lanai is starting to collect the same kind of buildup, our pressure washing services can take care of it. We also offer paver sealing after the clean, which goes a long way toward keeping algae and weeds from coming back as quickly. A clean lanai is a good start - a sealed one stays that way a lot longer.