Play areas, walkways, and entrances need to be clean and safe.
Parents look at the walkways and the play areas before they look at anything else. We clean around your calendar so nothing happens while children are on site.
A touring parent is making a judgement in about four minutes and most of it happens outside the building. The play surface, the walkway, and the entry canopy carry more weight in that decision than anything said on the tour.
Gray boards are not rotten boards. That gray is a thin layer of dead fiber and mildew sitting on top of good wood. Take it off gently and the color underneath is still there.
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.
Rails, posts, and lattice get cleaned, not just the floor.
Low pressure cleans the wood without tearing the grain.
The film that makes a shaded deck slippery in the wet is the first thing off.
We clear the gray film hiding the real wood tone.
Here is what changes on a schools property after the first clean and a standing visit.
We look for soft spots and set the pressure low.
A gentle solution breaks down mildew and gray.
We rinse with the grain for an even finish.
We let you know when it is dry enough to stain.
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.
We fly the roofline and show you the footage on the spot. You see your own gutters, joints, and downspouts on the screen instead of taking our word for it. It costs nothing and you are not committing to the cleaning.
Free for homes and businesses across the Triangle and Johnston County. No obligation to book any work afterwards.
Call (919) 698-3669. Woman-owned, insured, HUB-certified.
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