House Washing
Soft wash siding for the whole home.
Ardmore's sun and humidity leave decks and fences gray, mildewed, and algae-covered. A gentle wood wash brings back the natural color and — done right — preps the surface so stain and sealer actually last. Here is what deck and fence cleaning costs in the Ardmore area and how we prep wood for staining.
Deck and fence cleaning in the Ardmore area typically runs about $150 to $500. What moves the number:
We quote from the size and condition of the wood. Request a quote and let us know the deck size or fence length and whether you plan to stain.
Wood is soft, so blasting it with high pressure furs the grain and leaves gouges. We use low pressure and wood-safe cleaning solutions that dissolve the gray weathered layer, algae, and mildew and rinse them away without tearing the surface. The result is wood that looks close to new — smooth, even-toned, and ready for whatever comes next.
A clean, dry surface is the single biggest factor in how long a deck stain or fence sealer lasts. We strip off the failing finish, algae, and gray oxidized layer so the new coating bonds to fresh wood instead of sitting on dirt — then let it dry fully before any stain goes on. In Ardmore's humid climate that prep is what keeps a finish from peeling in a season. Pair a wash with your house washing and concrete cleaning for a complete backyard refresh.
About $150 to $500 depending on size, wood condition, and how much gray and algae has built up.
Yes — a proper wash is the key prep step so stain soaks in evenly and lasts. We let the wood dry fully first.
Not the way we do it — low pressure and wood-safe solutions lift dirt and gray without gouging the grain.
We focus on the cleaning and prep; ask us and we will coordinate timing so the wood is dry and ready for staining.
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Soft wash siding for the whole home.
Clean patios and walkways too.
Clear algae and moss off the roof.
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