Deck & Fence Cleaning

Wood and composite surfaces need a different approach than concrete. Too much pressure strips wood grain, raises fibers, and can crack composite boards. We dial the pressure down and let the right cleaning solution do the work — lifting mildew, tannins, and UV grey without damaging the surface underneath.

Deck cleaning is also the best first step before staining or sealing. A properly cleaned and brightened deck absorbs stain evenly and holds it longer — saving you money on materials over time.

What's included

• Wood decks (pressure-treated, cedar, redwood)
• Composite decking (Trex, TimberTech, and similar)
• Privacy fences and split-rail fences
• Pergolas, arbors, and lattice panels
• Deck railings and balusters

If you're planning to stain or seal your deck this season, schedule the wash 48–72 hours before to let the wood dry properly.