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Deck & Fence Cleaning in Benson, NC

We clean Benson decks and fences with low pressure so the wood comes clean, not chewed up.

♀ Woman-Owned★ 4.9 · 213 reviewsLicensed & InsuredSince 2010
soft wash · Benson

Deck & Fence Cleaning done right in Benson

The underside of the rail and the face of the risers are where a deck actually looks dirty from. People clean the floor because that is what they stand on, and then wonder why it still reads gray from the yard.

Composite decking has its own rules. It does not need much pressure at all and the mould that grows in the grain responds to treatment rather than force.

If a stain is going on next, the wash decides how it turns out. Stain will not bond through mildew or a weathered gray layer, and it will lift early wherever it tried. We take the wood back to clean and let it dry, so whatever goes on top actually holds.

What we clear
gray weatheringmildewalgaedirtpollen
Surfaces
wood deckscompositevinyl fencewood fencepergolasrailings
Composite deck with railings and patio furniture after a low-pressure cleaning
Composite deck, cleaned
Do you need it yet

Signs it is time in Benson

One of these is worth a look. Two or more and the surface has been going this way for a while.

  • The rail tops looking fine and the risers looking green
  • Fencing that has gone dark along the bottom third
  • Stain that will not soak in evenly anymore

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Why Benson calls us

What you get

Dried properly before any finish

If staining follows, we let the wood dry to the right moisture first.

Composite handled differently

Lower pressure again and a treatment suited to the material.

Treated for mould, not just rinsed

The black spotting in the grain is organic. It needs chemistry.

Low pressure on wood

Enough to clean, not enough to raise the grain or fur the surface.

Safe footing again

The film that makes a shaded deck slippery in the wet is the first thing off.

How it works

Our Deck & Fence Cleaning process

1

Check the wood

We look for soft spots and set the pressure low.

2

Apply cleaner

A gentle solution breaks down mildew and gray.

3

Soft rinse

We rinse with the grain for an even finish.

4

Ready to seal

We let you know when it is dry enough to stain.

Pricing

What deck & fence cleaning costs in Benson

Deck and fence cleaning in Benson prices by square footage, with fencing measured by linear feet and height. Railings, balusters, and lattice take disproportionately longer than open decking, because each one is a separate surface to work around.

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What moves the number
  • Linear feet and height of fencing
  • Railings, balusters, and lattice
  • Wood or composite
  • Old finish that needs stripping
Recent work

Clean results near Benson

Wood privacy fence running along a lawn after cleaning
Wood privacy fence
Concrete walkway with one half pressure washed clean and the other still stained
Walkway, half cleaned
Rooftop solar panels being cleaned with a soft brush and pure water
Solar array, soft brush clean
A hand covered in white chalky oxidation after touching faded vinyl siding
The chalk test on faded siding
Stamped concrete patio with a wet-look finish after cleaning and sealing
Stamped concrete, sealed
Green algae staining running down the vinyl siding and gable of a ranch home before a soft wash
Algae streaks, before the soft wash
Questions

Deck & Fence Cleaning in Benson, answered

Will you get the green off the bottom of my fence?
That band at the base is where the mulch and the sprinkler keep it damp. It comes off. It also comes back faster than the rest, so that is the section worth doing yearly.
Can you clean a covered porch?
Yes. Covered areas usually collect more cobwebs and dust than growth, and they clean up quickly.
Do you stain or seal too?
We clean and prep. Once it is dry we can talk about sealing to protect the finish.
How much water does this use, and do I pay for it?
We run off your outdoor spigot and a typical house wash uses about as much as a couple of loads of laundry. It shows up on your bill and it is a few dollars.
Will you kill my plants?
No. Beds get soaked with plain water before we start and rinsed again after, which dilutes anything that reaches them. If something is fragile, tell us and we cover it.
Local

Why we know Benson

Benson is far enough south that we plan it into a route rather than a single stop, which is why we quote the whole property at once when we come. Older brick and painted siding are common downtown, and both want a soft wash rather than pressure.

Benson is where I-95 and I-40 come together, and it has been on our route since 2010. We are somewhere in Johnston County most weeks of the year.

Reviews

Neighbors near Benson

★★★★★

“Siding and windows on the same day and the whole house looks lighter. Careful with the beds and easy to schedule.”

Angela Ruiz · Apex
★★★★★

“They brought the color back on our vinyl siding after another company left it chalky. Night and day.”

Cassie Bradshaw · Clayton
★★★★★

“Professional and solved a water collection problem two other companies missed. Highly recommend.”

Marissa Bianchi · Clayton

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