Scottsdale paver work runs from courtyards and pool decks to long driveways on larger lots, often in travertine rather than standard paver.
Pfaff Cleaning Co. is locally owned, with the owners overseeing every job. See our full process and service area on the main paver cleaning & sealing page.
The sand in the joints is structural. It is what stops each paver moving on its own. Once irrigation, monsoon runoff, and years of sweeping pull it out, the pavers shift underfoot, gaps open, and weeds and ants move in.
That is why cleaning alone can leave you worse off. Washing a paver patio flushes out whatever sand is left in the joints, so if nothing goes back in and nothing goes over the top, you have a cleaner patio that is less stable than it was that morning. We price it as a finished job instead.
Sealing over dirt and algae traps them underneath, and now the grime is permanent and under a coating. Cleaning comes first, always, and it is included in both package rates rather than billed on top.
Oil that has soaked in stains from within. We pull a lot of it and it usually improves significantly, but an old spot under where someone parked is rarely gone completely. Rust from irrigation or fertilizer and efflorescence rising out of the paver itself behave the same way. We walk it with you first and tell you which marks are surface and which are not.
Travertine and high-end paver need pressure matched to the material, because what cleans a concrete driveway will scar a travertine pool deck.
Sealing is what protects the color once the surface is genuinely clean, and it has to go over a dry joint or it will not bond. Rushing that step is the most common reason a paver seal fails.
We clean and seal pavers throughout Old Town, McCormick Ranch, Gainey Ranch, DC Ranch, Grayhawk, Troon North, and North Scottsdale.
Cleaned on day one, sanded and sealed on day two, once every joint is dry.
Since December 2024, every job Pfaff Cleaning Co. has taken on has been handled by our own team. 500+ jobs later, we are still at a 5.0 on Google.
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$2.75 a square foot to clean and seal, and $4.50 to clean, resand, and seal. Paver packages are not discounted because the material and labor are already priced tight.
If the joints are low, the paver edges stand proud, or weeds and ants are coming up between them, you need sand. If the joints are still full and tight, cleaning and sealing is the right call and we will tell you that rather than add it.
No. Sealing over dirt or algae traps it underneath and now the grime is permanent and sitting under a coating. Cleaning is included in both package rates rather than billed on top.
Yes, pool decks, patios, walkways, and driveways in paver, travertine, or concrete. Pool decks get a lighter approach because the surface is usually textured for grip.
Oil that has soaked in stains from within and usually improves a lot without disappearing completely. Rust from irrigation or fertilizer and efflorescence rising out of the paver itself behave the same way. We tell you which marks are surface and which are not before we start.