Once the concrete paver is clean and sealed, it is easy to upkeep. All you need is the occasional sweeping with a broom to remove fallen leaves or debris.

 

The great thing about concrete pavers is that they age beautifully, whether sealed or not. So, if you want to keep your concrete pavers neat and clean for years, you may want to plan a more thorough cleaning once or twice a year.

 

And if you don’t want to clean it by yourself, you can always hire concrete cleaning services. Here is a deep cleaning process to clean concrete pavers, in case you want to do it by yourself :

 

1. Clear the Space - firstly, clear any furniture, plants, or other objects placed on your concrete paver.

 

2. Remove Any Vegetation - Remove any weeds from between the paver joints. You can use a non-wire stiff brush to clean any unwanted moss or lichen growing on the paver surface.

 

 3. Wet the Pavers - Before applying any cleaning solution, grab a garden hose or a bucket filled with water and wet the pavers.

 

4. Prepare a Non-Acidic Solution - For best results, prepare a non-acidic solution to clean concrete pavers using a few household products. You only need a large bucket with lukewarm water and a mild dish detergent. Stir the solution well and evenly distribute it on the pavers. Do not use acid-based cleaners, which can damage the paver's seal.

 

5. Gently Scrub Pavers - You can use a hard bristled brush or push broom to scrub the pavers gently. Do not use the wire bristle brush or pad; these can scratch the pavers and damage any applied sealants.

 

6. Wash Pavers - Using a garden hose, spray or wash the area to remove dust or grime. Avoid using a pressure washer, which can damage the paver’s seal.