Graham Power Washing
Deck Pressure Washing
Plymouth · South Shore · Cape Cod
Restore your deck's look and safety. We remove embedded dirt, algae, and stains from wood and composite decking without damaging the surface.
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Recent Deck Cleaning work
Benefits of Deck Pressure Washing
- Improves safety by removing slippery buildup
- Restores natural beauty and color
- Extends the life of your deck's material
- Prepares surfaces for staining or sealing
Our Deck Cleaning Process
- 1
Surface Inspection
We check for soft spots, grime, and any needed pre-treatment.
- 2
Pre-treatment
A deck-safe cleaner breaks down mold, mildew, and stains.
- 3
Pressure Wash
Correct pressure and nozzle for your deck material.
- 4
Final Rinse
Ready for use or sealing once dry.
Your Deck, Restored
Cedar, pressure-treated lumber, or composite — we match the approach to the material so you get a clean deck without splinters or scarring.
Request a Free Quote
Tell us your town and what needs cleaning. We'll follow up with clear next steps — no pressure.
Deck Cleaning FAQs
How often should I have my deck pressure washed?
Most decks benefit from professional cleaning once a year, but shaded or high-traffic decks may need more frequent service to prevent mold and algae.
Will pressure washing damage my wood or composite deck?
No. We use the correct pressure and nozzles for your deck material, ensuring a safe and effective clean without causing splintering or surface damage.
Can you remove old stains, paint, or sealant?
Pressure washing can remove some old finishes, but for complete removal, additional stripping or sanding may be required. We can advise on the best approach for your deck.
How soon can I use my deck after cleaning?
Your deck is ready for use as soon as it's dry—usually within a few hours after we finish.
Service Areas
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