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Patio Cleaning in Salt Lake City

Bring your concrete patio and outdoor living space back to life, clear of grime, algae, and the gray film that builds up over the seasons.

  • Safe, even cleaning for concrete patios and slabs
  • Clears algae, mildew, and ground-in grime
  • Starting at $75, fully insured, locally owned
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The job on this page

The gray film on your patio lifts right off.

The photo on this page is a real before and after. Concrete patios and back slabs build up a flat gray film of dirt, algae, and mildew that a garden hose just pushes around, especially on the shaded side of the yard.

We run a flat surface cleaner across the whole slab for an even, wand-mark-free finish, and treat the algae so it does not grow straight back. The concrete comes back close to its original color, edge to edge.

The slab in the photo went from a flat gray to clean, even concrete in a single visit. Bigger or badly stained patios take longer, and you get a firm price after a quick look.

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Concrete patio flatwork before and after cleaning by Dirt Gone Wash Co

Concrete flatwork, before and after

What we clean

Your patio, ready for the season

We clean concrete patios with a flat surface cleaner for an even finish, and treat algae and mildew so it does not come straight back. Move the furniture back the same day.

It is the easiest way to make your backyard feel new again before you host.

What we clean

  • Concrete patios
  • Back slabs and pads
  • Walkways
  • Steps and landings
  • Pool decks
  • Algae and mildew
Our process

How we clean patios, pavers, and decks

Patios are the surface people most often damage doing it themselves, because the right pressure for a concrete slab will destroy paver joints, flagstone, and wood.

Identify the surface first

Stamped and coloured concrete, pavers, flagstone, brick, composite decking, and wood each have a different safe limit. Stamped concrete with a failing sealer and pavers with polymeric sand are the two that go wrong most often.

Pre-treat organic growth

Patios sit in shade and hold moisture, so most of what is on them is living. Solution and dwell time kill it; a rinse just removes the colour and it returns.

Clean at the pressure the surface allows

Concrete slabs take a surface cleaner. Pavers get a controlled pass that will not blow out joint sand. Wood and composite get low pressure and solution only.

Rinse the surrounds and reset

Furniture, the surrounding beds, and any walls that caught overspray get rinsed, so the patio is not clean against a dirty backdrop.

What we remove

What builds up on a patio

Green algae and moss

Shaded patios grow it continuously. It is also the slip hazard people call us about, not just the look.

Black spot lichen

Tight black dots bonded into concrete and stone. It is the hardest common patio contaminant and it needs treatment and patience, not more pressure.

Barbecue grease and food staining

Grease under a grill soaks in the way oil does on a driveway and needs a degreaser.

Leaf and tannin staining

Furniture left in place over winter leaves clean squares and stained surrounds. Tannin needs a treatment rather than pressure.

Efflorescence on pavers

White mineral bloom rising through paver joints, common on newer installs and often mistaken for a cleaning failure.

Rust from furniture feet

Metal furniture legs leave rust rings that will not come out with a general clean.

Pollen and seed fall

Fine yellow and green film every spring, which is cosmetic but also feeds the algae underneath it.

Why Dirt Gone

Even finish, lasting clean, clear pricing

Even, edge-to-edge finish

A surface cleaner leaves your patio uniformly clean, with no stripes.

Treats the growth

Algae and mildew get treated, not just rinsed, so it stays clean longer.

Upfront pricing

A clear starting price before we arrive, and a firm quote after a look.

Pricing

Simple, upfront pricing

Patio cleaning starts at $75. Final pricing depends on the size and condition of the patio and access. You will always see the price before we start.

Doing the patio and driveway together? Ask about a combined rate.

$75starting

Most standard patios land near the starting price. Larger or heavily soiled patios are quoted after a quick look.

Final pricing depends on size, condition, accessibility, travel, and scope of work.

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How it works

Three easy steps to a cleaner property

Tell us what needs cleaning

Send a few details by call, text, or the quote form. A photo of the area helps.

We confirm a time and clean

Pick a time that works. Our insured crew shows up on schedule and handles the rest.

Enjoy the results

Your property looks new again, and rebooking your next clean takes one message.

5.0

5.0 from 15 verified Google reviews

Real reviews from recent Dirt Gone Wash Co customers.

Rated 5 out of 5

"Saya came to do my siding and back patio. He gave me a great deal! He was professional and reliable and had a great price compared to others I received. I highly recommend."

Carrie A. · Google review

Rated 5 out of 5

"Saya came out and cleaned my trash bins and driveway, and I was really impressed with the results. He was honest from the start and explained that the oil stains on my driveway would need a hot water treatment to fully remove them."

Irma B. · Google review

Rated 5 out of 5

"They do a very good job and I'm very impressed with their work. Super professional, 10/10 recommend!"

Tiana I. · Google review

Service area

Patio Cleaning across the Salt Lake, Davis, and Weber County corridor

We are a service-area business, so we come to you. Pick your city for local pricing, conditions, and the jobs we get called for most there.

Not listed? Call or text (801) 332-0231 — we cover most of the corridor between Salt Lake City and Ogden.

FAQ

Patio Cleaning questions, answered

How much does patio cleaning cost in Salt Lake City?
Patio cleaning starts at $75, with final pricing based on size, condition, and access. You always see the price first.
How do I know my patio needs cleaning?
Slick green or black patches, a dull gray film over the concrete, and dirt ground into the texture are the signs. If you wipe the chairs down before you sit, the slab is due.
Are you insured?
Yes, fully insured and locally owned. You see a clear starting price before we arrive and a firm quote after a quick look, with no hidden fees.
Will pressure washing damage my concrete?
No. We match the pressure and use a surface cleaner made for flatwork, so your concrete gets clean without etching or wand marks.
Can you get rid of the green algae?
Yes. We treat algae and mildew so it lifts and stays gone longer than a plain rinse.
How often should I clean my patio?
Once a year before the outdoor season keeps most patios looking their best. Shaded patios that grow algae may need it more often.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Salt Lake City and communities across the Salt Lake and Ogden areas, including Sandy, West Jordan, Draper, Murray, Millcreek, Holladay, Ogden, Roy, Layton, Clearfield, and Clinton.

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