Florida Wash Pros

Florida Wash Pros Pavers sealing and restoration experts. Safe low pressure roof cleaning. All exterior cleaning.

11/03/2023

When do you start decorating for Christmas 🎄??? Before or after Thanksgiving 🦃???

Todays before and after. I’ll get a better after picture tomorrow.
10/20/2023

Todays before and after. I’ll get a better after picture tomorrow.

10/18/2023

Today we had a repair the entire way around the pool. These brick pavers are approximately 4 years old and have never been sealed. The harsh Dow pouring rain coupled with Hurricane Ian have washed out the under layment and allowed the pavers to sink.

1 year later and it still looks great! Give us a call to get your free estimate and see why we’re #1 in SWFL 239-321-92...
10/17/2023

1 year later and it still looks great! Give us a call to get your free estimate and see why we’re #1 in SWFL 239-321-9264

Color of the day is black! Our black sand in these joints looks amazing.
10/10/2023

Color of the day is black! Our black sand in these joints looks amazing.

Today we’re pulling up a large portion of this customers driveway. Pavers are separated because of years of rain washing...
10/10/2023

Today we’re pulling up a large portion of this customers driveway. Pavers are separated because of years of rain washing out the substrate. We’re going to reset these and add a new concrete border. Tomorrow we will clean,sand and seal.

The weather is so nice right now and I am sitting on my patio and thought I would answer some questions we get all the t...
10/09/2023

The weather is so nice right now and I am sitting on my patio and thought I would answer some questions we get all the time!

1. How long before I can park on my driveway after sealing?

48 to 72 hours is what is recommended. The bare minimum is 48 hours

2. How long will the sealer last?

You should get 2-3 years from our process. 90% of our customers have what’s called a maintenance coat of sealer applied 2-2.5 years.

3. Do you replace the sand?

Absolutely we do. We use a clean and natural sand that comes in several colors to match your pavers. Once sealed, the sand will harden to help keep bugs and weeds away!

4. You mentioned bugs and weeds. Does this stop weeds and bugs from growing and intruding?

Nothing is going to 100% prevent all weeds and bugs. If any other company tells you that they are lying. Mother Nature will always find a way. Your substrate has a lot to do with it as well. If there is a infestation of ants or other bugs under the pavers they are going to find a way threw. Same with weeds. If you have a Amazon forest growing you will still get some weeds

That’s it for this week. We will have more FAQ next week.

Todays clean and seal. Our lead tech Brandon Brandon Brandon really made these pavers pop!
09/23/2023

Todays clean and seal. Our lead tech Brandon Brandon Brandon really made these pavers pop!

09/23/2023

W**d removal before sanding

Stone pavers are often used for patios, but you also can use them to create a border between your lawn and a garden or o...
09/21/2023

Stone pavers are often used for patios, but you also can use them to create a border between your lawn and a garden or other type of landscaping. They yield a distinctive look that's difficult to replicate with other materials, and they make it easy to create a clearly defined, sharply-edged bed in your lawn. Before using them, though, it's important to understand that they create a wider border than steel or plastic edging material. If you have flowers or other plants that tend to spread out of the bed, stone pavers can give them some room without infringing on the grass plants in the lawn. They also work well in yards with slopes, as they are adaptable to various angles.

Stone pavers also are a good choice when you want gradual curves in the edging or a perfectly straight edge. If you would like a bit of extra stability in the border layout, look for pavers that have rounded edges that slide together, slightly interlocking. However, most of them are heavy enough that they won't slide around if installed correctly by digging a trench. Just keep in mind they don't work as well for creating a border with tight curves — digging a trench and pouring cement is the best way to edge your tightly curved lawn.

Stone pavers are available in a few different configurations, primarily natural stone, brick, and concrete. Natural stone pavers are a popular selection for lawn edging, as they have a density and strength that works well in a yard. They will absorb some moisture, but they are not as porous as some of the other options. This makes them ideal edgers as they can withstand constant exposure to weather, precipitation, and damp soil. Limestone is a common natural stone paver used for lawn edgers because of its strength and durability.

Read More: https://www.housedigest.com/1389713/what-to-know-pavers-edging-lawn/

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Fort Myers, FL
33967

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Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm

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+12393219264

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