Patio & Deck Cleaning in Southern California
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Patio & Deck Cleaning in Southern California
Patio, deck, railing and stair cleaning using the right method for the material, from low pressure on wood to controlled pressure on concrete, stone and tile patios.
Clean Decks Without Damaging the Wood
Too much pressure tears up wood fibers and leaves a fuzzy, uneven deck. We pre-rinse, apply a cleaning solution suited to the material, and clean at the pressure the surface can handle.
Concrete, stone and tile patios, railings, stairs and the surfaces around the deck can all be included in the same visit.
- Pre-rinse and visual inspection
- Cleaning solution for the deck material
- Controlled or low-pressure cleaning
- Railings, stairs and nearby surfaces in the quoted area
- Final rinse and inspection
How It Works
1. Inspect
We check the material, finish and any loose or damaged boards.
2. Pre-rinse and apply
The deck is rinsed and treated with a suitable cleaner.
3. Clean
We clean at the pressure the material can take.
4. Rinse and check
Final rinse and a walk-through.
Good to Know Before We Start
We put this in writing on every estimate so there are no surprises.
- Sanding, staining, painting, sealing and board replacement are not included unless quoted.
- Oxidation, tannin stains, paint, rust and discoloration may remain.
- Pre-existing deterioration or damaged boards are not covered.
Recent Outdoor Surface Work
Real photos from Foothill Pressure Washing jobs.
Patio & Deck Cleaning FAQ
Will pressure washing damage my wood deck?
It can at high pressure. We use low or controlled pressure and a cleaning solution so the wood is not torn up.
Do you stain or seal decks?
Staining and sealing are not part of cleaning. Ask if you want it quoted separately.
Can you clean composite decking?
Yes. We use a method suited to the composite and its finish.