1. Sweep
You can’t get to the grime if your pavers are covered with leaves and dirt. Sweep away as much debris as you can with a stiff bristled broom.
2. Weed
Winter rain provides the perfect breeding conditions for mould, moss, and weeds, especially in shadier areas. Either pull out the weeds by hand, making sure you get all of the roots, or try our tips for removing weeds without chemicals.
3. Rinse
Hose your pavers down (a garden hose will do, but if you have a high-pressure washer, this will be more effective).
4.Scrub
Pressure washing your patio should remove most of the grime, but you might need to give it a good scrub with a stiff bristled brush and soapy water to get rid of it – then rinse again.
5. Relax
Sit back, relax and congratulate yourself on a job well done!
Or
1. Get someone else to do it!
If you don’t have the time (or the inclination!) to clean your paved areas yourself, contact your local paving cleaning and sealing expert who will get it done in no time.
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