
Green algae and moss buildup on concrete is more than just an eyesore. It gets slippery fast - especially in Florida's humidity - and that's a real safety hazard for anyone walking across it. This Winter Garden patio had a heavy layer of green growth covering most of the surface, with dark staining worked into the concrete underneath.
Here's what we were working with: thick algae patches spread across the slab, with black streaking running through the middle. The kind of buildup that doesn't come off with a garden hose or a scrub brush. It needed a proper professional wash to actually clear it out.
We pressure washed the entire patio surface and pulled all of that growth out of the concrete. What you end up with is clean, solid-looking concrete - no green, no slick spots, no dark streaking running through it. The surface texture is back, which also means better traction underfoot.
A lot of homeowners don't realize how much algae and moss can degrade concrete over time if it's left sitting. It holds moisture against the surface and slowly breaks it down. Getting it cleaned regularly is just good maintenance - not just for looks, but for the longevity of the concrete itself.
Whether it's a patio, driveway, or walkway, if it's got that green film creeping across it, we can get it handled. Our driveway and surface cleaning services cover all of it.