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Deck & Patio Washing — Eagle Pressure Washing

WOOD, COMPOSITE, PAVERS & POOL DECKS

Deck & Patio Washing — Bring Back the Wood, Lose the Slime

A deck that has gone grey-green is more than an eyesore — algae makes the boards genuinely slippery, and the grime holds moisture against the wood, which speeds up rot. Eagle Pressure Washing cleans decks with the grain, at pressures matched to the material: soft enough to never fur or splinter wood, strong enough to strip years of weathering back to warm, natural color.

We wash pressure-treated pine, cedar, composite and PVC decking, plus stone, paver and concrete patios and pool decks. A proper wash is also the required first step before staining or sealing — stain applied over a dirty deck fails early, while stain over a clean, brightened deck lasts seasons longer.

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What's Included

  • Full deck wash — boards, rails, balusters and stairs
  • Brightening rinse that restores natural wood tone
  • Composite and PVC decking cleaned without grain damage
  • Stone, paver and stamped-concrete patios washed in the same visit
  • Pool decks cleaned with algae treatment for slip resistance
  • Furniture and planters moved and replaced by our crew

Surfaces We Clean

  • Pressure-treated pine
  • Cedar
  • Composite decking
  • PVC decking
  • Flagstone & slate
  • Brick & concrete pavers

See the Difference

After pressure washing — a surface cleaned by deck & patio washing
Before pressure washing — a surface cleaned by deck & patio washing
BeforeAfter
Illustrative before & after. On your job, we photograph your actual surfaces before and after the wash.

How It Works

1

Assess the material

Wood, composite and stone each get a different pressure and detergent plan — set before the first drop of water.

2

Pre-soak & treat

A deck-safe detergent loosens algae, mildew and ground-in dirt from the grain and joints.

3

Wash with the grain

Slow, even passes along the boards restore color without furring, splintering or etching.

4

Brighten & rinse

A brightening rinse evens the tone, and the surface is left ready for bare feet — or for staining once dry.

Deck & Patio Washing — Questions

Can pressure washing damage a wood deck?
In untrained hands, yes — too much pressure furs the grain and carves lines into boards. We use deck-specific pressures and fan tips, washing with the grain, which is why our decks come out smooth and evenly colored.
Should I wash my deck before staining it?
Absolutely — it is the step most failed stain jobs skipped. Wash first, let the deck dry fully (usually 48 hours of dry weather), then stain. We can time the wash to your staining plans.
How do you clean composite decking?
Composite needs detergents and soft-to-medium pressure, not brute force. We lift the black mildew spotting that composite is prone to without voiding manufacturer care guidelines.
My pool deck is slippery. Can washing fix that?
Yes — the slipperiness is almost always an algae film. Cleaning plus an algae treatment restores the texture's grip, which is why pool decks are one of our most-requested spring services.

Ready for deck & patio washing done right?

One visit. Before-and-after photos of your own surfaces. Free estimates, 24/7.