Wood decks and fences take a beating from sun, rain, and mildew, leaving them gray, weathered, and dull. We use pressure washing or soft washing — matched to the condition and species of your wood — to lift dirt, mold, mildew, and old stain residue from the surface.

Beyond the visual improvement, cleaning restores the wood’s natural grain and preps it for sealing or staining, which is essential if you’re planning to refinish afterward — sealant and stain won’t bond properly to a dirty surface.

What’s included

• Pressure or soft washing matched to wood type and condition
• Removal of mold, mildew, algae, and gray weathering
• Surface prep for sealing or staining
• Careful treatment around plants and landscaping

Should I seal or stain my deck or fence right after cleaning?

Yes — once cleaned, wood is most receptive to sealant or stain. We recommend letting the wood dry fully (usually 24–48 hours) before applying any finish.