Wahoo Washing
Deck & Fence Washing in Savannah
Wood and composite decks and fences stay damp in Savannah, which invites green and black growth. We clean them with pressure matched to the material, so they look better without getting gouged.
Wood Holds Moisture, and Moisture Grows Mildew
Shaded decks and fences in a humid climate stay damp, and that is exactly what algae and mildew want. The result is slippery boards and a weathered, streaky look.
Wood is soft, so the wrong pressure can gouge it. That's why the method matters as much as the cleaning.
What We Clean
Wood Decks
Lifts mildew and algae using pressure that won't gouge boards.
Composite Decking
Cleans composite surfaces that collect green growth.
Wood Fences
Brightens fences that have gone green or gray.
Vinyl Fences
Removes algae and grime streaks from vinyl panels.
The Right Pressure for the Material
We use lower pressure and a cleaning solution on wood and composite, and we choose the technique based on the surface. Higher pressure is reserved for tougher materials that can take it.
- Method chosen for each material
- Lower pressure on wood to avoid gouging
- We take care to protect plants and landscaping
- Free quote before any work begins
Deck & Fence Washing FAQ
Can pressure washing damage a wood deck?
It can if the pressure is too high or the nozzle is too close. We use lower pressure on wood and choose the technique for the surface.
How often should I clean my deck or fence?
About once a year is a realistic baseline in Savannah, and more often for shaded areas.
Do I need to move furniture and planters?
It helps if you clear them before we arrive. We'll confirm what's needed when we schedule.
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