Premium soft wash treatment for wood, composite, Trex, and stone decks. We restore the natural beauty of your outdoor living space without risking damage.
Your deck or patio is where you spend your best hours — grilling, relaxing, entertaining. But Eastern Shore weather takes its toll fast. Wood decks turn gray and green. Composite gets slippery with algae. Stone patios develop dark stains that won't come off with a garden hose.
We use a soft wash approach for deck and patio cleaning — lower pressure combined with professional cleaning solutions that break down mold, mildew, and algae at the root. This is critical for wood decks, where too much pressure can splinter boards, strip stain, and cause permanent damage.
Whether you have natural wood, Trex composite, stamped concrete, or natural stone, we adjust our technique to match your material and deliver results that look like new.
Up to ~200 sq ft. Typical back porch or small patio area.
200–500 sq ft. Wraparound decks, pool decks, and large entertainment areas.
Combine deck cleaning with a house wash and/or driveway for the best value.
Pressure-treated pine, cedar, redwood, and ipe. We clean gently to avoid splintering and stripping stain or sealant.
Trex, TimberTech, Fiberon, and other composites. We remove algae film and restore the factory finish without scratching.
Flagstone, bluestone, travertine, stamped concrete, and pavers. We clean without etching or discoloring your stone.
A new deck costs Free Quote,000–Free Quote,000 or more. Replacing boards, re-staining, and repairing water damage costs thousands. But an annual professional cleaning? That's a fraction of the price — and it prevents all of those expensive problems from developing in the first place.
Eastern Shore decks face constant assault from moisture, salt air, and UV exposure. Wood decks turn gray and develop mold between boards. Composite decks develop a slippery algae film that's dangerous when wet. Stone patios get dark, uneven staining that scrubbing won't remove.
The biggest mistake homeowners make is trying to DIY with a rented pressure washer. Too much pressure on wood causes permanent damage — splintered boards, raised grain, stripped stain. The cost of repairing pressure washer damage often exceeds the cost of hiring a professional.
Our soft wash approach uses lower pressure with professional solutions that break down mold, mildew, and algae at the molecular level. The chemicals do the heavy lifting — not brute force. It's the same method recommended by every major decking manufacturer.