Pressure Washing

Wood Decks: Using a low-pressure fan of water about 500 to 600 pounds per square inch we clean your deck with a sweeping motion to avoid harmful divots in the grain and achieve an even, clean look. If your deck is badly stained with mildew, we can use deck-cleaning "brightener" made from sodium hydroxide to make it look fresher or to get it ready for staining.

Brick: We thoroughly wet brick surfaces before applying intense pressure or detergents. Evenly soaking and then spraying water from the bottom to the top of your house will prevent drip marks. Detergent designed for cleaning brick or exterior siding is used to remove dirt, mildew, and mold. For tough stains, we use a rotary scrub brush in the power washing process. This is a less abrasive technique than using water at high pressure and reduces streaking. Once the brick is thoroughly clean a light shower of water is used to rinse your brick without removing any mortar.