Every material needs its own approach
Vinyl and composite surfaces like Trex need gentle low-pressure washing — high pressure can dent, streak, or void manufacturer warranties. Cedar and pressure-treated wood need specific chemistry to clean without raising grain. Metal fencing needs rust-safe solutions.
We know the difference and always use the right approach — so you get a clean surface while protecting the material and its finish. Wood is part of what we do, but it's just one of many materials we clean every week.
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Yes, when done correctly. We use controlled low pressure with the right cleaning solutions for wood. High pressure can damage wood grain — we never use more than the surface can handle.
Yes. Composite materials require a different approach than natural wood. We use soft wash techniques that safely remove mold, algae, and dirt without damaging the composite surface.
For natural wood decks, sealing after cleaning is a great idea to protect against moisture and UV damage. We can advise on timing — we recommend waiting at least 3–5 days after cleaning so the wood dries completely before applying any sealant or stain.