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Deck & Fence Cleaning for Churches

A welcoming exterior matters to the people who gather there each week.

♀ Woman-Owned★ 4.9 · 213 reviewsLicensed & InsuredSince 2010
The problem

What churches deal with

A church exterior gets seen by the whole neighborhood every week. Keeping it clean is a small budget line with a large and very visible return.

Most of a church campus gets used one or two days a week and looked at seven. That is unusual, and it means the exterior is doing far more of the communicating than the square footage inside it ever does.

Slick entrance walkways

Dirty windows and canopies

Volunteers doing ladder work they should not be

A campus seen by the neighborhood all week

How we help

Deck & Fence Cleaning built for your property

Composite is not maintenance free, it is stain free. It still grows the same mildew film in the same shaded corners, and it still needs washing. The difference is it takes the cleaning easily and never needs a finish on top.

Wood and high pressure do not mix. Too much force splinters boards and leaves marks. We use a gentle wash that lifts the gray and mildew off your Triangle-area deck and gets it ready for stain.

Fasteners and soft spots noted

If a board is going or a screw has lifted, you hear about it while it is still one board.

Ready for stain

A clean, dry deck is the right base for sealing or staining.

Low pressure on wood

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

Fences too

We clean vinyl and wood fencing on the same visit.

Composite deck with railings and patio furniture after a low-pressure cleaning
Composite deck, cleaned
The result

What changes after we leave

This is what your churches property looks like once we are done and back on a schedule.

  • Clean glass and clean canopies
  • Nobody from the congregation on a ladder
  • A building that looks cared for from the road
  • Brick and siding without green growth

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Process

How our Deck & Fence Cleaning works

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 it costs

Deck and fence cleaning in the Triangle and Johnston County prices off square footage and linear feet. Wood takes longer than composite because it needs a lighter touch. Railings and lattice add time to the job.

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What moves the number
  • Whether staining follows the clean
  • How weathered the boards have gotten
  • Wood or composite
Recent work

Properties we have cleaned

Wood privacy fence running along a lawn after cleaning
Wood privacy fence
Close view of shingle grit and debris left on a white gutter face before cleaning
Grit on a gutter face
Rooftop solar panels being cleaned with a soft brush and pure water
Solar array, soft brush clean
Questions

Deck & Fence for Churches, answered

How long before I can stain?
Give it two to three dry days. We check the forecast with you before we schedule.
How long should a deck dry before staining?
Usually two to three days of dry weather here, longer in humid stretches or if the deck is shaded. We check rather than guess, because the surface can feel dry while the wood underneath is not.
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.
What time of year should I book?
Any month works, but the two busy stretches are after spring pollen drops and after the leaves finish falling. Book a few weeks ahead of those and you get the day you want.
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