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Deck cleaning in Plymouth Meeting, PA.

Decks accumulate algae, mold, dirt, and weathering stain over seasons. Pressure washing removes the buildup and restores the surface — whether it's wood or composite. The key is pressure: decks need less of it than most people use.

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What it treats

  • Algae and green film growth
  • Mold and mildew between boards
  • General dirt and grime
  • Weather staining and discoloration

How we do it

We start with the walkaround video — deck boards, railings, any existing damage we're noting before we touch it. Then we clean at the right pressure for the material: lower for composite, more for hardwood, controlled on treated pine. We work with the grain on wood boards. Railing spindles and the gaps between boards get attention — algae hides there. After photos show the whole deck when we're done.

Surfaces we handle

Wood decks (treated pine, cedar, IPE): lower pressure than concrete, always with the grain, fan tip. Composite decks (Trex, Fiberon, TimberTech): most manufacturers specify under 1,500 PSI with a wide fan tip. Too much pressure causes fuzzing that doesn't reverse. We know the specs.

Serving Plymouth Meeting, Blue Bell, Whitemarsh, Conshohocken, Lafayette Hill, Norristown, and surrounding Montgomery County.

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Common questions

Can you pressure wash composite decking?
Yes, carefully. Composite needs lower pressure than most people expect — typically under 1,500 PSI with a wide-angle tip. We follow manufacturer specifications. Too much pressure causes permanent fuzzing.
Will pressure washing raise the grain on my wood deck?
Pressure washing done correctly — at the right PSI, with the grain, using a fan tip — won't raise the grain. High pressure or the wrong tip can. We know the difference.
Do you clean the spaces between deck boards?
Yes. Algae and debris accumulate in those gaps. We work through them as part of a thorough clean.
Should I seal my deck after cleaning?
That's up to you. A clean surface is the right starting point before any stain or sealant. We don't apply sealant — that's a separate scope.

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