Wood decks
Deck boards, rails, steps, and edges where foot traffic, furniture, and weather leave uneven buildup.
Decks and fences sit in the sun, shade, irrigation spray, dust, and outdoor traffic every day. Over time, that leaves boards looking dull, streaked, or uneven.
Deck and fence cleaning is quoted around the material, condition, and access so the approach fits the surface rather than treating wood like concrete.

Deck boards, rails, steps, and edges where foot traffic, furniture, and weather leave uneven buildup.
Fence panels, posts, gates, and side yard fencing that collect dust, cobwebs, and irrigation marks.
Composite decking and modern fence materials that need a cleaner approach than plain concrete.
Every property is different, so pricing is quoted per job after we understand the scope.
No. Deck material and condition matter. Some surfaces need a gentler approach, especially older wood, painted boards, or worn finishes.
Cleaning removes dirt and buildup, but it does not replace sanding, staining, sealing, or repairing weathered wood. We will set expectations before the job.
Tell us which sides are accessible and which sides you want quoted. Access and total fence length affect the quote.
Yes, when possible. Clear furniture, grills, planters, and loose items so the surface can be cleaned evenly.
Yes. Outdoor living areas often include deck boards, fences, pavers, concrete, and turf, and those can be quoted together.
Often, but paint condition matters. Peeling, chalking, or failing paint can limit what cleaning can safely improve.
Tell us about the property and what needs cleaning. We will review your request and follow up with the next step.
Call (951) 489-3905