Decks · fences · pergolas
Deck & Fence Cleaning in Jacksonville, NC
Slippery, green, weathered? We wash composite and wood decks, fences and pergolas back to clean and safe — without tearing them up.
A real story
The Deck That Was "Slippery and Nasty"
A customer called about a composite deck so covered in mold and algae it had become a slip hazard for his family. We washed the house and the deck in one visit — no more slips, trips and falls, and the deck looked new again.
That's the job in a nutshell: decks and fences in coastal Carolina grow things. We make them clean and safe again — gently.
- Composite & wood decks — mold film removed, boards unharmed
- Privacy fences — wood brightened, vinyl back to white
- Pergolas, railings & lattice — detailed by hand where wands can't go
- Ready for stain/seal — and we do that part too, on our staining & sealing page
Why homeowners call us
Safe Surfaces, Longer Life, Better Weekends
Family Safety
Slippery deck film causes real falls. One wash removes the hazard — most customers tell us they can feel the grip difference barefoot.
Protect the Wood
Mold and moisture rot decks and fences early. Regular cleaning is far cheaper than replacement boards.
Enjoy It Again
A clean deck gets used. Cookouts, morning coffee, kids' birthday parties — that's the actual product we deliver.
Bare wood, then color
Washing Is Step One of a Refinish
Washing takes a weathered deck back to bare wood — gray, flat and a little patchy, because that is what's under the mold film. It's sound wood with the color weathered out of it.
Putting the color back is a separate job, and we do it: Eric washed and then stained the deck in these photos. Stain and sealer only bond to wood that was cleaned first, which is why the two go together.
From the job
How a Deck Wash Actually Goes
One deck, one afternoon — cleaner on, worked in by hand around the railings, rinsed off.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Is washing safe for composite decking like Trex?
Yes — composite decks are one of our most common jobs. They grow a mold film in our climate that gets dangerously slippery. Low-pressure washing with the right solution takes it off without scarring the boards.
What about older wood decks and fences?
Wood needs a gentler touch — lower pressure, correct distance, with the grain. Done right, gray weathered wood brightens beautifully and is ready for stain or sealer if you want to go that direction.
Do you clean vinyl and aluminum fences too?
All of them: wood privacy fences, vinyl, aluminum and chain-link. Vinyl especially transforms — the green wipes away to bright white.
My deck is slippery when it rains. Is that what you fix?
Exactly what we fix. That slipperiness is a mold and algae film — and it's the #1 reason customers call us about decks. One wash makes it safe to walk on again.
Do you stain and seal, or only wash?
We do both — see our wood staining and sealing page for how that job runs. Washing always comes first, because stain and sealer won't bond to a mold film.
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