Patio Paver and Awning Restoration
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Early-1900s brick two-stories are the signature Dover property, and brick that age has soft mortar joints and painted wood trim that pressure will ruin — so it is soft washing with chemistry matched to masonry, and a rinse that never drives water into a joint.
Exact prices by size. Ohio does not tax flatwork, so the figure is the figure.
The early-1900s brick two-stories in the central core are $299 up to 1,500 square feet of home and $349 up to 2,000 — the same as a ranch that size, since the second story is not charged for. The 1960s to 1980s ranches toward the edges are $249 to $299. Newer builds at Becker Creek, Willow Glens and North Dover Estates run 2,000 to 2,800 square feet, so $349 to $459, usually with fresh concrete that cleans easily.

Here is the whole table. Find the size that matches and that is your price in Dover.
Sidewalks, walkways, porches, pads and slabs, by measured area.
| Size | Price | Added to a house or roof wash | Typical time on site |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 500 sq ft | $119 | $79 | 1 hr |
| 501 - 1,000 sq ft | $145 | $99 | 1 hr 30 min |
| 1,001 - 1,500 sq ft | $259 | $189 | 1 hr 45 min |
| 1,501 - 2,000 sq ft | $319 | $239 | 2 hr |
| 2,001 - 2,500 sq ft | $389 | $299 | 2 hr 30 min |
| 2,501 - 3,000 sq ft | $449 | $349 | 2 hr 45 min |
| 3,001 - 3,500 sq ft | $529 | $409 | 3 hr 15 min |
| 3,501 - 4,000 sq ft | $619 | $479 | 3 hr 45 min |
| 4,001 - 4,500 sq ft | $719 | $559 | 4 hr 15 min |
| 4,501 - 5,000 sq ft | $819 | $639 | 4 hr 45 min |
Added to a house wash or roof soft wash, this comes at the add-on price shown — one visit, two surfaces, and the second one costs you less.
Included: Surface cleaning and an algaecide post-treatment.
Not included: Oil, rust and paint stains are treated separately. Sealing is quoted per job.
Most often paired with: Concrete Sealing
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Ohio does not charge sales tax on flatwork — driveways, walks, patios and concrete — so the figure above is the figure, in Dover and everywhere else we work.
Every other service, priced the same way.
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Out on the edges the 1960s-through-1980s ranches bring algae-prone asphalt roofs and chalked siding, and the newest builds at Becker Creek, Willow Glens and North Dover Estates have young concrete and fresh vinyl where organic growth shows immediately against light surfaces.
On the newer builds at the edges of town the work is young concrete and fresh vinyl, where growth shows immediately against light surfaces and comes off readily.
Curb appeal moves houses in this market, and roof growth needs four to six weeks to finish releasing, so listing photos are worth planning backward from.
Condition, joints and drainage get assessed first, spots are pre-treated, then the flatwork is cleaned in controlled passes at a pressure the concrete tolerates and reviewed for consistency before we move on. Where flatwork meets landscaping or a different material, the transition is detailed by hand.
Concrete looks uniform and is not. Age, finish, how it was cured and how much salt it has taken all change what it will give up, and two slabs poured the same year at the same house can behave differently. Working to the surface in front of us rather than to a fixed setting is the difference between an even result and a patchwork. Drainage matters as much as pressure: solution and lifted soil have to leave somewhere, and that somewhere should not be a flower bed or a window well.
What to expect: Expect an even, uniformly lighter surface rather than a bright white one — concrete cleans back to its own colour, not to new. Shaded flatwork under trees will start greening again sooner than open slabs, which is what the algaecide is for.
Worth adding: Concrete Sealing. Sealed concrete holds its result up to about three years rather than one, and it keeps salt out of the surface over winter instead of letting it soak in. It is quoted per job, and it only works on concrete that is genuinely clean and fully dry first.
Different concrete surfaces, joints, and drainage conditions call for different handling. Assessing first — instead of using one setting everywhere — is what protects joints and gets a consistent result.
The method does not change from one town to the next — what changes is what we find when we get there. The full concrete cleaning page has the rest of it.
We travel. Cleveland, Solon, Youngstown, Mansfield, and Dover are regular work rather than exceptions. Because they are a longer drive, jobs in those directions are scheduled as full days or grouped with other work heading the same way, so there is a little less flexibility on exact dates. Larger and multi-surface scopes are the easiest to fit at that distance. Build the estimate and you have the price; we confirm a realistic window when you accept it.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
Sooner than you would guess, because of contrast rather than volume. The newest builds at Becker Creek, Willow Glens and North Dover Estates have young concrete and fresh vinyl, and organic growth shows immediately against light surfaces — a small amount of green reads clearly on pale concrete or bright siding where it would be invisible on a weathered surface. The good news is that it comes off readily at that stage. On a house this age we will usually tell you the drive and walkways are the useful job and the siding is a light pass rather than a full treatment.
As deck-safe treatment, and as its own service rather than part of a house wash. Porches are the constant in Dover — wood decking, painted railings and a century of foot traffic, which means worn paint, softened wood and fasteners that have been in the weather a long time. Pressure on any of that lifts paint and raises grain, so it is low pressure with a solution suited to painted wood. We inspect the decking and railings first and tell you where cleaning would take off paint that is already letting go, because that turns a cleaning into a repainting job you did not budget for.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
Yes. Farmhouse siding and porches, outbuilding exteriors, barn-area concrete, equipment pads, and long driveways are regular work, and rural properties usually show more organic staining from open exposure and more tracked soil on the hardscape. Metal outbuildings, painted wood, and aged concrete each call for a different method, so each surface carries its own published price and the walkthrough confirms what is actually there. Water supply matters more out there, so we confirm the source and access before the visit.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
It does, and usually not in the direction owners expect. West Third Street is the downtown main street, and its awning-shaded concrete reads dingy long before an owner notices — shade hides the gradual drift, so the surface looks acceptable day to day and then looks obviously dirty in a photograph or next to a neighbor who just cleaned. Shaded concrete also holds moisture longer, which favors organic growth. N. Wooster Avenue is the main north-south artery carrying both commercial and residential frontage, which makes it the practical route for recurring storefront and entry programs rather than one-off cleaning.
Yes, with a method built around the mortar. Early-1900s brick two-stories are the signature Dover property, and brick that age has soft mortar joints and painted wood trim that pressure will ruin. So it is soft washing with chemistry matched to masonry, and a rinse that never drives water into a joint — because water pushed into an open joint is a problem you find out about months later, not on the day. We test an inconspicuous area when the brick or a prior coating is uncertain, and we keep the whole elevation at low pressure rather than making an exception for a stubborn spot.
Yes. Put in your name, a way to reach you and the property address, and the next screen has your prices on it.
We look your home up from the address — we are able to determine the square footage, and we measure your roof from aerial survey data, so the roof price is measured rather than guessed. Choose what you want cleaned, and you get an itemised estimate on its own page: every line, the sales tax at your county's rate, and what the price assumes. It is texted and emailed to you as well, so you can think about it and come back.
Nothing is booked until you accept it, and you can leave off anything you do not want first.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
Yes, and they are priced as their own item because they are a different job than the house. Farm-adjacent properties bring outbuilding slabs and gravel-to-concrete transitions that need degreasing rather than a rinse — fuel, equipment traffic and ground-in grime do not respond to the solution we would use on a front walk. The 2000s houses on the edges of town are the concrete-heavy jobs in the other direction: big driveways, aprons and patio slabs where organic growth and tire traffic show quickly on relatively young concrete. Our walk-through covers the whole parcel, not just the house.
You can get your own number right now: the instant estimate prices your property from the address in about two minutes, and what you accept is what you pay.
Because rust staining has a source, and until the source is dealt with the stain returns no matter how well it was treated. On light gray concrete it reads obviously, which is why owners here notice it early. Common sources are fertilizer with iron content, a metal fixture or railing shedding onto the slab, well water with iron in it running through an irrigation head, or something metal that was left sitting. On the estimate we treat the stain and tell you what we think is feeding it, because otherwise you are paying for the same removal every season.
Not the way we do it, and this is the single most important method constraint on a paver job. Pavers are cleaned with pressure and angle controlled specifically to lift growth and staining without stripping the joints — because once the sand is gone you have a re-sanding job on top of the cleaning you just paid for, and unstable joints let pavers shift. The custom builds in Northampton and the river-view homes carry large paver and poured patios, retaining walls and pool decks, so this comes up constantly here. Joints that are already depleted will need sand regardless of how the cleaning is done, and that is identifiable before anything starts rather than discovered afterward.