Lanai & Pool Deck Cleaning · North Pinellas
Lanai and pool deck cleaning that makes them safe to walk on again
Slick, mildewed pool decks and grimy screen enclosures cleaned at the right pressure for each surface, from pavers and coated concrete to aluminum frames and screens.
The most-used part of a Florida home
The lanai and pool deck get more water, shade and foot traffic than anywhere else on the property. That makes them the first place mildew takes hold: slick green patches on the deck, gray film on the screens, dark lines along the cage frame and spots on the lanai ceiling.
It's not just cosmetic. A mildewed pool deck is slippery, and that matters when kids and guests are walking around wet.
Every surface needs a different touch
Hard surfaces
- Pavers and travertine: surface cleaner, then optional re-sanding
- Bare concrete: surface cleaner and post-treatment
- Coated or painted decks: lower pressure to protect the finish
Screen enclosure (pool cage)
- Aluminum frame: soft wash to lift chalky oxidation and mildew
- Screens: low pressure only, checked for weak panels first
- Lanai ceiling and walls: soft wash, rinsed clean
How it works
- Quote. Deck size and surface, cage size, screen condition and pool equipment noted.
- Prep. Small items and cushions cleared, plants and equipment protected.
- Cage and ceiling first. Top-down soft wash so dirty runoff doesn't land on a clean deck.
- Deck. Surface cleaner on hard surfaces, edges detailed.
- Rinse and reset. Everything rinsed thoroughly and furniture put back.
What gets cleaned
- Pool decks: pavers, travertine, bare and coated concrete
- Screen enclosures: frames and screens
- Lanai floors, ceilings and walls
- Outdoor kitchens, patios and entry paths
Pair it with
- House washing: the back walls usually need it too
- Paver sanding and sealing for the pool deck
Available in Palm Harbor and Dunedin and nearby North Pinellas communities.
Common questions
Is cleaning safe around my pool?
Yes, when it is done right. Runoff is directed away from the water where possible, and decks are rinsed thoroughly afterward. Tell your pro about pool equipment, heaters and any loose tiles when you book.
Can you clean the screen enclosure (pool cage)?
Yes. Aluminum frames and screens are cleaned at low pressure. Old or sun-brittle screens can tear under any pressure, so they should be looked at first. A good pro will point out weak panels before washing, not after.
Why is my pool deck so slippery?
Usually a thin layer of algae and mildew. It grows on wet, shaded surfaces and turns slick, especially on smooth pavers and coated concrete. Cleaning removes it; regular cleaning keeps it from coming back as fast.
Can you clean coated concrete or a painted deck?
Yes, but coatings need a lower-pressure approach than bare concrete so the finish isn't peeled or etched. Mention the deck surface when you request a quote.
Do I need to move my patio furniture?
It helps to clear small items and cushions. Larger furniture can usually be moved and replaced as part of the job; confirm when scheduling.
Get a free quote
Tell us what needs cleaning. You'll hear back from a local pro, usually the same day. Prefer to talk? Call (727) 477-3580.
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