Deck Cleaning

A deck is the surface most often ruined by a pressure washer in the wrong hands — too much pressure furs the wood, gouges the boards and leaves wand marks that never go away. We clean redwood, cedar, pressure-treated and composite decks the right way: a deck cleaner applied first to lift the grey and the algae, low pressure with a wide fan tip along the grain, the railings and stairs washed by hand, and a thorough rinse. A clean wood deck is ready for stain or sealer in a couple of dry days, and we'll tell you when.