Can you clean my composite deck?
We can assess composite or PVC decking for cleaning. The product, age and condition determine which methods are suitable. Include the brand if you know it; photos can be shared during the estimate conversation.
Do I have to stain after cleaning?
No. You can request cleaning on its own. If a wood deck or fence has a worn or failing finish, we can discuss a separate restoration estimate. Routine cleaning does not include stripping, staining or sealing.
Will cleaning remove old paint or stain?
Ordinary cleaning is not a complete paint or stain removal service. Loose material may come away, and existing wear can become more apparent. If you want an old coating removed or a different color, request restoration advice so we can assess the preparation needed.
Can you clean only one side of the fence?
You can request one side, both sides or selected sections. We confirm what is accessible and include the agreed areas in the estimate. If access requires entering a neighboring property, those arrangements need to be settled before cleaning.
What happens if the wood is damaged?
Tell us about soft boards, loose rails, cracks or other concerns. We flag visible issues that may affect the work, and repairs may be needed first. Cleaning does not replace rotten boards, correct structural problems or guarantee a splinter-free surface.
Do I need to move furniture?
Tell us what is on the deck when you request the estimate. We will confirm what needs to be moved and who will handle it before the visit. Flag heavy furniture, grills, planters and attached items; moving help should be agreed in advance.
How soon can I use the area?
Wait until cleaning is finished and follow the crew’s return-to-use guidance, including any drying requirements. Timing depends on the surface, weather and work performed. A separate stain or sealer application has its own drying and curing instructions.
Can I request deck and fence cleaning together?
Yes. Choose “Both” on the estimate form and tell us what needs attention. We can review the two areas in one request and confirm the material, access and scope for each.