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Outdoor living

Pool deck cleaning in Flower Mound, TX

Pool decks and coping, travertine and flagstone, stamped and broom-finish concrete, outdoor kitchens, pergolas and covered patios. Wooded back gardens mean patios, pergolas and pool surrounds sit in shade, which is the condition that makes a deck slick rather than merely dirty.

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What pool deck and patio cleaning in Flower Mound covers

A pool deck stays damp by definition, so the shaded sections go slick with algae well before they look dirty. Travertine and flagstone hold organic staining down in the pitting where a rinse cannot reach it. Stamped concrete traps a grey film under the sealer, and outdoor kitchens add grease to all of it.

Pool decks and coping

The shaded stretches that have gone slick, and the coping line that frames the whole thing.

Decking · Coping · Steps

Travertine and flagstone

Soft, pitted and unforgiving of the wrong pressure. Solution does the work, and the stone comes out of it intact.

Travertine · Flagstone · Slate

Stamped and broom-finish concrete

The grey film that builds under a sealer, lifted without stripping the pattern or the finish.

Stamped · Broom finish · Sealed

Outdoor kitchens and grill surrounds

Grease, smoke film and cooking splatter on stone and tile, which is a different problem to garden dirt.

Counters · Surrounds · Splashbacks

Pergolas, patio covers and railings

The overhead structure everyone forgets until the deck below it is clean and the contrast shows.

Pergolas · Covers · Railings

Every property is quoted after a walkthrough, so the price is for your property rather than an average of everyone else. Get a free quote

Method

A safer, better clean in three steps

Pressure is matched to the surface, and on travertine and flagstone that means a fraction of what a driveway takes. Organic growth is treated with solution first so the pressure does not have to do the work, which is the difference between a clean deck and a pitted one. Everything gets a full rinse, and you look at it with us before we pack up.

  1. 01

    The right cleaner for the surface

    We match the solution to what we are cleaning, so dirt and algae release on their own. No blasting away at full power.

  2. 02

    Low pressure, carefully applied

    Safe for paint, siding, brick, stone, stucco, windows, signage and landscaping, on homes and commercial buildings alike.

  3. 03

    A full rinse, then your approval

    We rinse everything down and walk the property with you. We pack up when you are satisfied, not before.

Before & after

Recent residential work

Drag the divider on any photo. Same spot, same day, one visit, nothing staged.

Stone columns and iron fencing after cleaning
BeforeAfter
Stone columns and iron fence
Two corners of a stucco home after a house wash
BeforeAfter
Stucco building, house wash
Stone mailbox pillar, rust-stained on the left and cleaned on the right
BeforeAfter
Mailbox pillar

Why Gem Pro

Why Flower Mound property owners call us

Results you can see from the street

Commercial grade equipment and the right cleaner for each surface. Most properties have never been this clean.

Locally owned and commercially insured

A Texas business, not an out of state contractor. Your property gets the care we would give our own.

The price we quote is the price you pay

No surprise charges. If something else needs attention we will tell you, and the decision stays yours.

Common questions

Pool deck cleaning in Flower Mound, answered

Gem Pro's wash trailer, carrying a water tank, hose reels and pump, hitched to the crew truck at a commercial property.

Do you cover Flower Mound?

Yes. Flower Mound is one of the eleven Dallas-Fort Worth cities Gem Pro covers, and we work throughout Denton County. That includes Bridlewood, Wellington, Lakeside DFW and the Cross Timbers corridor.

We are in Grapevine, Coppell, Denton and Northlake regularly too, so a Flower Mound job rarely waits. Call (214) 471-6720 or send the details and you get a price back the same business day.

Will pressure washing damage travertine or flagstone?

It can, easily, which is why neither is cleaned at driveway pressure here. Both are soft and pitted, and too much force blows out the surface and opens the pitting up further. The cleaning solution does the work on those surfaces and the pressure stays low.

Will the slippery patches come back?

In the same shaded spots, eventually, because shade and moisture are what caused them. On most pool decks a clean holds through a season comfortably. If a particular corner never dries out, that corner will always be the first to go.

What about the pool itself?

The deck is cleaned so that run-off is directed away from the water, and anything that does reach a pool of that volume is heavily diluted. Tell us about the cover, the equipment and any planting when we walk the property, and that goes into the plan before we start.

Can you do it before we host?

That is when most people book it. Tell us the date when you call and we will work back from it. We reply the same business day with a price, so there is time to plan around.

What does pool deck and patio cleaning cost in Flower Mound?

There is no honest flat rate, because no two properties are the same size, the same age or in the same condition. What we can promise is how the number is arrived at: we walk the property, we put the price in writing, and that is the price you pay.

Estimates are free and there is no charge for the walkthrough. If we spot something else worth attention we will tell you, and the decision stays yours.

Free estimates · Same business day

Get a price for your Flower Mound property.

Tell us about the property and we reply the same business day with a price in writing. No surprise charges. We walk it with you before we start, and again before we leave.