Minnesota winters and humid summers leave decks, siding and patios covered in dirt, mildew and algae. Jeff power washes outdoor surfaces around your home, adjusting the pressure for each material so it comes clean without damaging the wood, siding or stone.
Surfaces Jeff cleans
- Decks: wood and composite decking, railings and stairs
- Siding: vinyl, wood and fiber cement
- Fences: wood and vinyl
- Patios and walkways: concrete, pavers and stone
- Homes, Sheds and outbuildings: single story only
When to power wash
- In spring, to clear winter grime and salt
- Before staining or sealing a deck or fence, since the new finish needs a clean surface
- Before listing your home, when curb appeal matters most
- When you see green or black mildew on siding or the shady side of the house
Common questions
Not when the pressure and nozzle match the surface. Softer woods and composite decking get a lower pressure than concrete.
No, as long as Jeff has access to an outdoor water spigot and the areas to be cleaned. Move furniture and planters off the deck or patio beforehand if you can.
Don’t see your project? Jeff tackles just about any repair or list of odd jobs.