Pressure Washing in Lake Nona, FL

Paver drives, walks and pool decks are far more common here than in older parts of the metro, and pavers are not concrete. The joints are filled with sand, and a driveway pressure setting will strip that sand out. Cleaning pavers properly means lower pressure, an approach that works the surface rather than the joints, and accepting that some minor sand movement is normal on any paver surface.

Pavers also grow in the joints rather than only on the face, so growth returns from the joint line if it is only knocked off the top. Pre treating with dwell time is what deals with that.

Walls here are recent stucco with paint still in good condition, so the visible problem is usually a light mold haze and streaking under the roofline rather than deep staining. It cleans up easily with a soft wash and does not need aggressive treatment.

The lots are close set, which means the gaps between houses are shaded, poorly ventilated and the first place mold appears. Irrigation on young landscaping is running frequently, and any head clipping the wall or the driveway edge produces green exactly there. Fixing the head throw does as much for the interval as the cleaning does.

A large share of Lake Nona homes have a pool with a paver deck and a modern screen enclosure. Those decks stay damp, shaded by the cage, and grow algae quickly regardless of how new the house is. Cage first, deck second, in one visit is the sensible order. Modern mesh is not tougher than old mesh, so screens still get low pressure and dwell time rather than force.