Our Deck & Fence Cleaning Process

Wood surfaces require a different touch than concrete or siding. We start by inspecting the area for rot, loose boards, or existing stain, then choose the right pressure and cleaner for your specific material.

Our process typically includes:

1. Light rinse to clear away debris.
2. Application of a wood-safe cleaning solution that loosens dirt and kills organic growth.
3. Low-pressure wash to lift grime without damaging fibers.
4. Neutralizing rinse to balance pH and prepare for sealing (if desired).

When we’re done, the wood dries evenly—ready for you to stain, seal, or simply enjoy.

Surfaces We Clean

We clean all types of outdoor wood and composite materials, including:

• Cedar, pine, and redwood decks
• Pressure-treated wood
• Vinyl and composite decking
• Wood and vinyl fences
• Pergolas, gazebos, and outdoor railings

Every surface is cleaned according to its condition. We don’t treat all wood the same because not all wood ages the same.

Preparing for Staining or Sealing

If you plan to stain or seal your deck or fence, cleaning comes first. Dirt, old sealant, and mildew prevent new coatings from sticking properly. After a proper wash, the surface is clean, open, and ready to absorb new stain evenly—making it last longer and look richer.

Many of our customers schedule deck washing just before sealing season in spring or early fall to take advantage of mild weather.

Common Issues We See Around Kingwood

• Green algae and mildew growing in shaded corners
• Gray, faded boards caused by sun exposure
• Water stains and dark streaks under eaves or near sprinklers
• Cobwebs, pollen, and dirt film that dull the wood’s color
• Splintering from years of neglect and grime buildup

We’ve helped homeowners across Kingwood, Humble, and The Woodlands bring back the natural color of their decks and fences. Many are surprised at how new their wood looks after one good wash.