Service Areas

Where the work actually is

We are based on Dortch Ave and most of our week happens within about forty minutes of it. Of the job photos posted to our Facebook page since 2022, the ones that name a town name our own most often, with Naples close behind and a steady run of work in Estero. Cape Coral and Fort Myers show up through the year, and island work turns up when a homeowner there has watched salt do its damage for a season too long.

That is a description of where we have been, not a boundary. There is no travel fee anywhere inside the zone, and if you are just outside it, ask — the answer is usually yes.

What changes from one town to the next

The surface is the same everywhere. What differs is what is attacking it.

• Close to the water, salt is the problem. It works into the joint sand and sits on the surface, and a sealer there is doing real protective work rather than only making the color look right.
• On the canals, it is constant moisture. Shaded, damp sections grow algae back fastest, and they are the ones that need the shortest interval between cleans.
• Inland and under tree cover, it is organic staining and weeds coming up through joints that have lost their sand.
• On newer builds, it is usually neither — it is efflorescence, the white haze that comes out of the pavers themselves, and pressure washing alone will not remove it.

We walk the property before quoting, every time. That is the step that decides whether a surface needs a clean and a seal, a section reset first, or the old sealer stripped off before anything new goes down.