Concrete decks
Surface cleaning when the slab can take it.
Pool decks and screened patios collect more than footprints. Moisture settles along edges, green buildup forms beneath furniture, pollen sticks to screens and the frame above the pool cage gathers cobwebs and grime. Cleaning the area takes patience because hard surfaces, screens, painted aluminum and pool water all sit close together.
Jacksonville Washers provides washing for pool decks, patios, lanais, screen enclosures and pool cages throughout Jacksonville.
Photo the cage, deck, and access gate
Wide lanai shots plus close-ups of torn screens or coated decks help us price safely.
- Screen-safe lower pressure
- Pool equipment awareness
- Deck material matched
- Enclosure photo estimates
Areas
Outdoor Areas We Clean
- Concrete and paver pool decks
- Covered and uncovered patios
- Lanais and screened porches
- Pool-cage frames and screen panels
- Outdoor kitchens and dining areas
- Walkways, steps and coping-adjacent areas
- Pergolas, gazebos and shade structures
- Selected outdoor furniture and masonry features
Material matrix
Different Materials, Different Pressure
Paver decks
Joints and sealer considered first.
Screens & mesh
Lower pressure—mesh can tear when brittle.
Aluminum frames
Controlled rinse; washing won’t fix oxidation.
Concrete flatwork may be surface cleaned. Pavers may need joint and sealer consideration—see paver cleaning and sealing. Screens and painted aluminum require lower pressure. Wood structures need a gentler pass than concrete. The process should move around the space without spraying every surface at the same setting.
Pool equipment, outlets, fans, speakers, cameras, furniture, grills and fragile decor should be identified before cleaning. The pool itself may need protection from debris and runoff. Concrete-only decks are also covered under driveway and concrete cleaning.
Screen Enclosure and Pool Cage Washing
Screens can hold pollen, algae, cobwebs and fine dirt, but they can also tear when old, loose or brittle. Frames may have oxidation or failing paint that washing will not repair. A controlled application and rinse is generally safer than trying to blast buildup through the mesh.
High cage roofs and difficult access may change the equipment and time required. Existing screen damage should be noted before work begins.
Pool Deck Safety and Appearance
Organic buildup can make shaded deck areas look dark and feel slick when wet. Cleaning can improve the surface, but it does not correct poor drainage, settled slabs, loose pavers, failing coatings or texture problems.
If a deck has a painted, acrylic, epoxy or other coating, the product and condition should be confirmed. Too much pressure can lift a failing coating.
Jacksonville Outdoor-Living Context
Pools and screened lanais are common across Mandarin, Baymeadows, Southside, Deerwood, Intracoastal West, Arlington and coastal neighborhoods. Afternoon storms, shade, irrigation and year-round outdoor use can make the deck and lower cage areas dirty before the rest of the property. These spaces often benefit from being combined with house washing or paver cleaning. Neighborhood coverage is listed under service areas.
Prep
How to Prepare
- 01
Remove towels, toys, cushions and small decor.
- 02
Secure pets and keep children away from the work zone.
- 03
Move grills or confirm how they will be protected.
- 04
Point out torn screens, loose doors, failing coatings and electrical fixtures.
- 05
Confirm access to the enclosure and water source.
- 06
Discuss pool covers, equipment and chemical-sensitive features.
Clear preparation makes the wash safer around screens, pool water and coated surfaces. Photos of the deck, screens, frame and access points help with the estimate.
Visual proof
Outdoor living areas, reset
Deck film and cage grime clear when pressure is chosen per surface—not one setting for everything.
Before
After
Social proof
What Jacksonville customers say
Screen mesh got a gentle rinse while the deck got a proper surface clean. No torn panels, and the cage frame finally lost the cobweb film.
Shaded patio felt slick. They cleaned the deck, noted a failing coating, and kept rinse water managed near the pool.
Combined the cage with house soft wash so the whole backyard elevation matched.
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Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you pressure wash a screen enclosure?
The enclosure may be cleaned, but screen mesh and painted frames usually need lower pressure than the surrounding concrete. Existing tears or brittle screens should be identified first.
Will cleaning affect the pool water?
The process should control debris and runoff around the pool. Pool condition, covers and equipment should be discussed before work starts.
Can you clean a painted pool deck?
Possibly. The coating type and condition matter. Failing paint or acrylic coatings can lift, so a test area may be needed.
Can patio furniture stay in place?
Small and fragile items should be moved. Large items can be discussed, but moving them usually allows a more even clean.
Can I combine pool-cage cleaning with house washing?
Yes. Combining nearby surfaces often makes preparation easier and produces a more consistent result around the outdoor living area.
Photo the cage, deck, and access gate
Wide lanai shots plus close-ups of torn screens or coated decks help us price safely.
- Screen-safe lower pressure
- Pool equipment awareness
- Deck material matched
- Enclosure photo estimates
Faster quotes with photos
Upload wide shots and close-ups on the contact form. Mention Pool deck / patio / screens so we route your request correctly.
Open photo upload formOr email images to hello@jaxpropressurewash.com/