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Concrete patios & pool surrounds
We look at the texture, staining and any existing sealer. Stamped or coated concrete needs the finish identified before a method is selected.
Outdoor living, refreshed
A cleaner place to gather, relax and enjoy the outdoors. We assess your surface and the buildup, then plan cleaning around your patio, pool and access needs.
Prefer to talk? Call 309-213-9622 or text us.
Start with the surface
Shaded corners, furniture outlines and dark buildup can make a patio feel neglected. Pool surrounds collect their own mix of dirt, leaves and everyday residue.
Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll assess the material, any existing finish and the marks that matter most before agreeing on the cleaning scope.
Cleaning has limits. Some leaf, rust, oil and mineral marks may remain. Cleaning won’t repair cracks, level sunken sections or replace a worn coating.
We look at the texture, staining and any existing sealer. Stamped or coated concrete needs the finish identified before a method is selected.
Cleaning addresses buildup on the surface. Worn joints, loose pavers and sealing needs belong in a separately agreed restoration scope.
These need their own cleaning approach. Let us know the material, previous coatings and whether you want cleaning only or a restoration assessment.
Poolside materials vary. Wood, concrete and coated surfaces need different care.
Plan around the pool
The pool edge, nearby equipment and the way water moves across the deck all affect the job. Include those details when you request your estimate.
We review the pool, nearby planting beds and drainage before agreeing how the surrounding surfaces will be cleaned.
Point out narrow gates, heavy furniture, covers and equipment. We’ll agree what needs moving and how to keep the work area clear.
Keep people and pets out of the work area until it is released for use. If sealing is added, it requires its own drying and cure plan.
This service covers the agreed surrounding surfaces. Pool-water treatment, pool interiors, tile descaling, equipment service and repairs are outside this cleaning scope.
Start with the cleaning you need. Sealing, paver joint restoration and wood refinishing are separate decisions, with their own preparation and estimate.
A clear plan from the start
Share the city or ZIP, surface material, approximate area and any stains or coating concerns. Exact measurements aren’t required to get started.
Confirm the areas, access, furniture arrangements and any separately quoted treatment. We’ll discuss what cleaning may improve and what may remain.
The material and its condition guide the cleaning approach. Delicate finishes or uncertain surfaces may need a test area before proceeding.
Review the result and follow the reopening instructions for your project. Wait to return rugs, planters and furniture until the surface is ready.
A little preparation helps us reach the areas you want cleaned.
For property managers, too
Request cleaning for an HOA or apartment pool surround, a shared patio or an outdoor gathering area. Include the areas to be cleaned and the operating hours that affect access.
We’ll confirm the schedule and scope for your property before work is booked.
Based in Marquette Heights, River City Pressure Washing serves Peoria and nearby Central Illinois communities. Send your city or ZIP so we can confirm availability for your property.
Before you book
Not sure what your surface needs? Tell us what you’re seeing and we’ll help define the next step.
It needs an assessment first. Tell us the finish or product name if you know it, when it was installed and whether it is peeling, cracking or turning white. The coating’s condition and care instructions guide what is suitable.
No. Dirt and organic buildup may respond well, while older rust, oil, leaf marks or mineral deposits can need separate treatment and may remain visible. We’ll discuss the stains that concern you before setting expectations.
No. Cleaning addresses buildup; it does not certify traction or make a wet surface slip-proof. Surface texture, existing coatings and water still matter. Tell us about a slick area so we can assess the condition.
Do not drain the pool for a deck-cleaning request. We assess the surrounding surfaces and confirm preparation with you. Pool draining, water chemistry and pool-equipment work are not included.
Only when it is specifically included in your estimate. Existing coatings, the desired finish and wet-area suitability all need consideration. Cleaning, sealer preparation and application are separate parts of the scope.
Let us know what is on the patio or deck. We’ll agree who moves furniture, grills, planters and other heavy items before service. Remove small personal belongings in advance and flag anything that cannot be moved.
Follow the instructions given for your completed job. Weather, surface conditions and any additional treatment affect reopening. Sealing has separate cure requirements, so leave time before a party, pool opening or scheduled gathering.
The area, material, access, buildup, staining and condition of any old coating all matter. Include steps or connecting walkways you want cleaned, and mention whether sealing or joint restoration is also on your list.
Let’s plan your outdoor refresh
Tell us what needs attention. We’ll help you decide what belongs in your cleaning estimate and whether any additional work is worth considering.
In your project notes, tell us: