Now booking spring 2027 deck staining. Lock in your date early.
Now booking spring 2027 deck staining. Lock in your date early.
From gray and slick to clean and safe.
A deck wash removes the gray layer, mildew and dirt that make boards slick and old-looking. We clean wood and composite decks at a pressure that will not splinter or scar the surface.
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Deck, Fence & Wood
Too much pressure on a wood deck raises the grain, leaves wand marks and splinters the boards. Too little leaves mildew behind. We use a wood-safe cleaner, then wash with controlled pressure so the gray layer and growth come off evenly.
A clean deck is safer to walk on and is the required first step before any deck staining or sealing. Composite decks get their own cleaner to lift mold spots and dirt from the textured surface.
How we do it
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Furniture moved, nearby plants pre-wet.
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A wood-safe or composite-safe cleaner loosens dirt and kills growth.
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Controlled pressure along the grain for an even finish.
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Thorough rinse of the deck and the surrounding area.
Good to know
Deck size, stairs, railings and how much growth there is.
Book the wash and stain together and we handle dry time and scheduling.
Once a year keeps a deck from going gray and slick.
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Service area
We are based in Flint and serve 28 towns in both counties. Pick your town for local details on deck staining, or just ask.
Not at the pressure we use. We work along the grain with a wood-safe cleaner.
Yes, with a cleaner made for composite and low pressure.
If the wood is bare or gray, yes. Unprotected wood grays again quickly.
A few hours to the touch, but 24 to 48 hours before staining.
Free, no-obligation quote
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