Pool Deck & Lanai · Jacksonville, FL
Pool Deck & Lanai Cage Cleaning in Jacksonville, FL
Pollen, webs and mildew pile up on screens and decks fast. We clean them gently so the mesh, frame and deck coating stay in good shape.
What builds up on a lanai
Yellow pollen in spring, spider webs, mud dauber nests, leaves, mildew spots and a film of dirt on the screens. On the deck you get algae, leaf stains and slick spots near the water.
How we clean screens and frames
- Low pressure and a mild cleaner, never a tight blast at the mesh
- Rinse from the top down so dirt does not run onto clean panels
- Extra care around seams, spline and door frames
- Aluminum frames wiped and rinsed so they do not streak
Pool deck surfaces
| Deck | Notes |
|---|---|
| Brushed concrete | Handles a normal surface clean |
| Pavers | Control pressure to protect joint sand |
| Natural stone such as travertine | Needs a gentle approach and the right cleaner |
| Coated or cool deck | Check for worn or peeling coating first |
Pool and safety
We keep cleaner and runoff out of the pool where we can. Tell us if you want the pool covered or the pump off. Wet decks are slick, so keep kids and pets inside while we work.
Tell us before the quote
- Torn screens, loose panels or sagging frames
- Peeling deck coating or cracked pavers
- Any surface that is already sealed or painted
FAQ
Questions We Get About This
Will it tear my screens?
Not with the right method. Torn or old screens are more fragile, so tell us about them first.
How often should a lanai be cleaned?
Many people do it after pollen season. Shady, wet lanais need it more often.
Will it hurt the deck coating?
Not if the coating is in good shape. Worn coating can lift, so we check first.
Do I need to cover the pool?
Not always. We keep cleaner out where we can. Tell us if you want it covered.
Ready for a Written Quote?
Tell us what needs washing and your ZIP code. We confirm coverage and send the next step.
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