Service
Deck & Fence Restoration
Wood, composite, and vinyl cleaned and ready for stain or sealer.
Decks and fences go gray and green from sun, rain, and mildew. The right cleaning depends on the material: wood needs a gentle touch so the grain doesn't fuzz, while vinyl and composite can take more. Cleaned properly, they're ready for fresh stain or sealer.
How we do it
Check the material and choose a pressure it can take.
Apply cleaner to lift dirt, mildew, and graying.
Rinse with the grain.
Let everything dry fully before any stain or sealer goes on.
What we clean
- Wood decks
- Composite decks
- Wood fences
- Vinyl fences
- Railings and steps
Questions
Deck & Fence Restoration questions
How long should I wait to stain after cleaning?
Until the wood is completely dry, which is usually at least a couple of dry days. Your stain's directions have the final say.
More services
Other ways we can help
01House WashingSiding, brick, and trim cleaned with a low-pressure soft wash.02Roof CleaningBlack streaks and moss removed without high pressure.03Driveway & ConcreteDriveways, walks, and patios cleaned evenly, without stripes.04Commercial WashingStorefronts, walks, and lots kept clean on a schedule.05Soft WashingLow-pressure cleaning for roofs, siding, and painted surfaces.
Get a free deck & fence restoration estimate
Tell us what needs cleaning and we'll tell you what it takes. No pressure, no obligation.