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Pool Deck CleaningLake Nona, FL
Algae and mildew make a wet pool deck slick right where bare feet land. We clear that growth from travertine, pavers and concrete and treat the staining according to the surface and severity, matching the method to the material: higher pressure where durable concrete allows it, controlled pressure on pavers with attention to the joints and joint sand, and on travertine a cleaning solution with dwell time followed by a controlled low-pressure rinse. The deck comes back cleaner, more even and less slippery.
Why Clean Your Pool Deck Here
Lifts the Slick Algae
The slick you feel underfoot is algae holding water. Removing it leaves the deck less slippery than it was.
Slows the Return
Killing the algae and mildew, instead of rinsing the film off the top, is what makes a cleaning last longer than a water-only wash.
Right Pressure per Surface
Concrete takes rotary pressure; pavers controlled pressure with attention to the joints; travertine a cleaning solution with dwell time and a controlled low-pressure rinse.
Bright, Even Finish
The surface dries to one even tone in place of the blotchy grey-green.
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Why Lake Nona Homeowners Trust Us With Their Pool Deck
A dirty pool deck is more than an eyesore; it is a slip hazard. The black and green film that builds up on a pool deck here is algae, and algae holds water and turns slick the instant the surface gets wet. That is where bare feet land, at the water's edge and usually at pace. On a shaded pool deck, that damp growth comes back. Lifting it out of the surface is the whole point, and it's why safety leads every pool deck job we do.
Water alone takes the film off and leaves the growth in the pores, which is why a water-only cleaning greens up again. We pre-treat first. A surface-appropriate cleaning solution covers the whole slab and kills the algae, mold and mildew themselves; its strength and dwell time follow the material and how heavy the growth is, and shaded, slow-drying areas get extra attention. We clean only once that has done its work, with the method matched to the surface, because treating the growth rather than rinsing it off is what makes the finish last.
Then there's the look — a clean deck simply presents better. A slick, algae-blackened deck stands out from the moment you see it. Once the algae is gone we go after the staining that reads as neglected: leaf tannins under the screen cage, rust from patio furniture, the chalky calcium that water pressure alone won't touch. What you see is the even finish. What matters is the footing.
We're a local Central Florida crew — owner-operated, not a franchise driving in from out of state. We know what a pool deck deals with: shade and moisture, pollen, and sunscreen ground in around the waterline. What the material can take decides how we clean it.
What Makes Us Different:
- Surface algae and mildew lifted, leaving the deck less slippery once dry
- Method per surface — higher pressure where durable concrete suits it, controlled on pavers with attention to the joints, treatment with dwell and a controlled low-pressure rinse on coatings and stone
- Inside the cage as well as out, runoff managed around the track and the pool
- Rust, mineral and organic stains, some needing additional spot treatment depending on the surface and severity
- Even coverage and before-and-after photos — useful for HOA boards and property managers
Cleaning the deck and the driveway together? See our driveway cleaning — same surface-matched method, same visit. Want the pavers protected afterward? We also handle paver sealing, so one crew cleans, then comes back to seal. Prefer to see the full range of what we clean? Start with our pool deck cleaning service or browse our soft washing services.
Have Pavers? Ask About Sanding & Sealing
Sealing is a separate service, not part of a standard pool deck cleaning. If you have a paver pool deck, we can come back once the surface is fully dry — typically the following day or as weather conditions allow — to re-sand the joints as needed and apply a professional paver sealer. That helps stabilize the joint sand, protect the surface, preserve its appearance depending on the sealer selected, and make future maintenance easier. One crew, from cleaning through sealing.
Every pool deck cleaning is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee. We’ll review the completed work with you, and if something we cleaned was missed or isn’t up to our standard, we’ll make it right.
Property Assessment & Firm Quote
In most cases, we can price your pool deck remotely without scheduling an onsite estimate. We’ll ask a few questions about the surface, size, condition, and areas you want cleaned, then provide a firm quote — usually within 1–3 business hours.
If we can’t accurately assess the property remotely, we’ll arrange an onsite visit. Once your quote is approved, your price won’t change unless the scope of work changes.
Choose Your Service Date
Choose a service date that works best for you. We’ll confirm your appointment in advance and send you a text when our crew is on the way.
Same-week appointments may be available depending on our schedule.
Property & Landscaping Protection
Before applying any cleaning solution, we thoroughly pre-wet nearby plants, shrubs, grass, and surrounding areas. Throughout the service, we continue rinsing and monitoring landscaping that may be exposed to overspray or runoff.
We can move a small amount of lightweight furniture when needed. If the deck has a large amount of furniture or heavy items, we can clean around them or add a small fee for furniture moving. Delicate items and surrounding surfaces are protected or avoided as needed.
Pre-Treatment Application
We apply a surface-appropriate cleaning solution across the pool deck to treat algae, mold, mildew, and other organic buildup — rather than relying on water pressure alone.
The strength of the treatment and dwell time are adjusted based on the surface material and its condition, with additional attention given to shaded and slower-drying areas where organic growth tends to be heavier.
This helps loosen the buildup before cleaning and helps the surface stay cleaner longer than a basic water-only cleaning.
Surface-Appropriate Cleaning
Every pool deck is cleaned according to the material — not with the same pressure across every surface.
On durable concrete, we can use a commercial rotary surface cleaner to produce an even, consistent finish. Pavers are cleaned using controlled pressure to minimize unnecessary disturbance of the joint sand.
For travertine, painted pool decks, coatings, or other more delicate surfaces, we rely more heavily on the proper cleaning solution, dwell time, and low-pressure rinsing instead of forcing high pressure onto the surface.
The goal is simple: use the cleaning method the surface actually calls for.
Edge Detailing & Final Rinse
Once the main surface has been cleaned, we detail the areas larger equipment can’t properly reach — including borders, coping, steps, corners, and edges around the pool and screen-track areas where applicable.
The entire deck is then thoroughly rinsed, along with surrounding areas and landscaping.
Post-Treatment for Longer-Lasting Results
When appropriate for the surface and its condition, we apply a final treatment to address remaining organic staining and help slow the return of algae and mildew.
This finishing step helps give the deck a cleaner, more even appearance and helps it stay cleaner longer between professional cleanings.
Pressure Washing vs. Soft Washing
A slab is hard surface, and pressure is what it calls for. The materials around it, screen cage included, are delicate. Here's how the two methods split the work on a pool area here.
Pressure Washing
A commercial rotary surface cleaner, at the pressure the surface allows, lifts ground-in algae and surface buildup evenly.
- Broom-finish and smooth concrete decks
- Concrete and brick paver decks
- Pool deck coping, steps and walkways
What We Soft Wash Instead
Only the slab takes pressure; everything around it needs another approach. On these we switch to a low-pressure soft wash instead, which avoids the damage high pressure causes:
- The pool cage / screen enclosure — high pressure tears mesh out of the frame
- Kool Deck and other cool-deck coatings that strip under a wand
- Travertine and natural stone — treated, then rinsed at low pressure
- Screened lanai ceilings, roof edges and gutters above the deck
- Wood and vinyl fencing bordering the pool area
- House siding and stucco backing onto the deck
Pool Deck Surfaces We Clean in Lake Nona
No single pressure fits every pool deck; the material sets the approach. The method for each surface is set out below.
Travertine — Treated, Then Low-Pressure Rinse
Because natural stone etches under aggressive pressure, travertine is cleaned by treatment: solution, dwell time, then a controlled low-pressure rinse suited to the stone and its condition.
Concrete & Brick Pavers — Controlled Pressure
Pavers get controlled pressure and careful work around the joints and joint sand — re-sanding and sealing are available afterward.
Broom-Finish & Smooth Concrete — High Pressure
Durable and forgiving. Run at higher pressure, a commercial rotary surface cleaner covers the slab evenly.
Kool Deck / Cool-Deck Coatings — Low Pressure
Textured cool-deck coatings strip if you hit them too hard. Ours get a cleaning solution, dwell time and a controlled low-pressure rinse appropriate to the coating and its condition.
Stamped / Decorative Concrete — Low Pressure
Painted and coated decorative finishes are treated, allowed to dwell, then rinsed at a controlled low pressure appropriate to the finish and its condition.
Screened Lanai Decks — Inside the Cage
Enclosed and open pool decks are both handled. We clean inside the cage, manage runoff at the track, and work to the frame.
Why Pool Decks Are Worth Staying Ahead Of
Leaving a deck alone isn't only about looks. On a pool deck it's a safety risk, a staining problem, and an appearance problem, and all three get worse the longer you wait.
The one place everyone walks barefoot is exactly where the growth sits, and a slip there can mean a serious injury.
A black-streaked deck reads as neglected. Staying ahead of it keeps the pool area looking maintained.
Rust, calcium and deep algae move into the surface over time. They set in if left. Some rust, mineral and organic stains may require additional spot treatment depending on the surface and severity.
Results That Speak For Themselves
What Homeowners Say About Our Pressure Washing
"Professional, fast, and reliable. Worked with my budget and delivered excellent results. Great communication, attention to detail, and overall an awesome experience."
"Outstanding service. We are blown away by the professionalism, level of service, attention to detail, and the price was affordable! We will absolutely hire again and let everyone know they have to go with AB Superior Wash paver cleaning — you won't regret it!"
"Exceptional Work! These guys are really professionals — love the service."
Areas We Clean Pool Decks In & Around Lake Nona
Laureate Park, Eagle Creek and Isles of Lake Nona — same surface-matched method, from the 32827 core out to the Moss Park and Storey Park lines.
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Pool Deck Cleaning Lake Nona FAQ
What homeowners around Lake Nona ask us before we clean their deck.
How much does pool deck cleaning cost in Lake Nona?
Do you clean travertine and paver pool decks in Lake Nona homes?
Is my pool deck slippery because of algae, and will cleaning fix it?
Will pressure washing damage my pavers or travertine deck?
How often should I clean a pool deck in Lake Nona?
Do you also seal paver pool decks after cleaning?
Why Pool Decks Get Slick in Lake Nona
A dingy-looking deck is a fair reason to clean. The reason that counts is traction. A deck that stays wet and shaded holds the damp algae and mildew need, and that growth is slick underfoot in the one place everyone goes barefoot. Removing it is what leaves the surface less slippery, so we treat algae removal as the job itself rather than an add-on.
We clean pool decks around Laureate Park, Eagle Creek, Isles of Lake Nona, VillageWalk and Northlake Park. Travertine and brick paver decks both need a lighter, surface-matched touch than a plain concrete slab would.
Excessive or poorly matched pressure can damage sensitive surfaces. Durable broom-finish concrete can take a rotary surface cleaner at real pressure. Travertine, Kool Deck and other coatings, along with stamped or painted concrete, will etch, strip or blotch under that wand, so those surfaces get a cleaning solution, dwell time and a controlled low-pressure rinse instead. We also protect the deck's neighbors: the pool water, your landscaping, and the screen enclosure track. We manage and control runoff during cleaning to reduce migration toward pools, landscaping and nearby drainage areas. Some rust, mineral and organic stains may require additional spot treatment depending on the surface and severity, because pressure alone was never a stain remover.
We clean pool decks across every corner of Lake Nona. If you want the screen enclosure cleaned in the same visit, we soft wash it too, and for pavers you want protected we come back to seal; see our pressure washing in Lake Nona, and for everything we cover across the region, see our full Central Florida service area.
AB Superior Wash371 Bald Cypress Dr, Kissimmee, FL 34744
Phone: (407) 922-9857
Hours: Monday–Sunday, 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM
Written by Alejandro Garcia — Owner, AB Superior Wash · (407) 922-9857 · Open every day, 7:30 AM–8:00 PM
Last updated: July 2026
Want the Deck Bright and Less Slippery?
Slippery algae lifted, staining treated, the deck bright underfoot — travertine, pavers, concrete and more. Bright, even, and less slippery.
