What surfaces require pressure cleaning?

Cleaning a variety of surfaces using pressure washing is secure and efficient. When the dirt and debris from the surface have been cleaned with a power washer, concrete, patios, and decks can appear as good as new. A reputable pressure washing service can safely clean certain more fragile surfaces, including windows, siding, and roofs.

Can siding be pressure washed without harm?

Your siding won’t be harmed by pressure washing if it is done correctly by a qualified expert. To guarantee that the siding is cleaned while avoiding damage, we utilize gentler water pressure. You can trust that our staff will protect your siding since they are extremely competent and will not let your siding suffer from excessive pressure.

Can rust be removed by pressure washing?

Sure, we can help you safely remove rust stains. Nevertheless, rust stains on concrete cannot be removed by pressure washing alone. Before using the pressure washer to remove it, we first treat the area with a rust stain remover.

Can mold be removed with pressure washing?

Yes, using pressure washing to thoroughly remove mold that has grown on a surface is both safe and effective. Pressure washing will totally wipe away any mold that scouring is unable to eliminate.

Can paint be removed by pressure washing?

Yes, paint may be removed by pressure washing. This is excellent if you want to remove the paint from a surface before refinishing it. We can pressure wash a surface at a lesser pressure if you don’t want the paint to be harmed but still need the surface to be cleaned.

Can you provide colors to choose from?

Yes, we can furnish plenty of stain color samples.

Is water-based better than oil-based stain?

We recommend using a penetrating oil-based stain and sealer on all exterior wood. Not only will it not peel or blister in the future, but maintenance will become simple and inexpensive compared to water-based.

What is the difference between toner, semi-transparent, semi-solid, and solid stain?

Simply put, they offer different opacity levels from left to right – Toner being the most translucent, then Semi-transparent, accentuating the grain and adding color via trans-oxide pigments. Think of trans-oxide pigments as SPF for your fence; the more trans-oxide pigments, the better the fence will hold up to UV rays., Semi-solid works well at holding up to UV damage, and lastly, a solid stain which is completely opaque.

Do you perform fence repairs?

Yes, we perform all types of fence repairs. We also install fence post caps, repair sagging gates, etc.

Can I supply my stain?

Yes, as long as it is a quality oil-based stain and sealer like Expert Stain and Seal.

What is the best time of year to stain my fence?

Fences are less finicky to stain than decks, as they don’t get as hot in the summer. That said – Temperatures have to be over 45 degrees to pressure wash and over 50 to stain and seal – so anytime weather permits, other than that, avoid pollen season. Cooler temps are always best as the vehicle in which the stain and sealer are suspended doesn’t evaporate as quickly.

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My deck is new - do I still have to pressure wash it?

Yes, even newer decks need to be cleaned. This step removes fungus, mildew, and moss spores. It will remove surface dirt as well. Cleaning also serves another purpose – our deck brightener will open the wood’s pores, aiding in stain absorption and yielding a longer stain life. So, yes, it is a vital step in a professional deck staining job.

Do you set loose nails in?

Yes, we set in loose nails and replace them with screws if necessary.

Do you have color samples you can show us?

Yes, we have a wide range of deck color samples and miscellaneous color selection and consultation services we provide free of charge to our customers.

Do you brush or spray?

Depending on the detail work – we spray when dealing with latticework, and We use a brush and stain pads on larger areas – e.g. floors, etc.