Clear Debris from Paver Joints
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New sand incoming
What happens here
Begin by setting up your pressure washer with an appropriate nozzle. A narrow-stream or rotary nozzle is typically effective for cleaning paver joints. Point the nozzle directly into the gaps between the pavers. Activate the pressure washer and systematically move the wand along all the paver joints, blasting out old sand, dirt, and any weeds or organic debris that have accumulated. Ensure you remove all loose material to create clean, empty channels for the new sand.
Goal: Prepare pavers for re-sanding by removing old debris
Tools and materials
- Pressure Washer Nozzle — To create a focused stream of water for cleaning joints (e.g., 15-degree or rotary nozzle)
- Pressure Washer — To blast out old sand and debris from paver joints
- Pressure Washer Wand — To direct the high-pressure water stream
- Safety Glasses — To protect eyes from flying debris