Wood and composite decks cleaned and brightened with a gentle, low-pressure approach that protects the boards.
Since 2014 · Licensed & Insured · Owner-operated
Decks get slippery and gray as algae, mildew and dirt build up in the grain, and too much pressure can permanently damage the wood. Renew & Restore cleans wood and composite decks with a low-pressure, soft-wash approach and the right solution, lifting the growth and grime so the deck is safer underfoot and looks cared for again.
Algae and gray buildup lifted from the grain without gouging the boards.
Mildew and dirt cleared with a safe, low-pressure wash.
Removing slick algae makes the deck safer to walk on.
Low pressure and the right solution protect the wood and finish.
Yes. Wood decks need a gentle approach, because high pressure can gouge the boards, raise the grain, and leave permanent marks. We clean decks with low pressure and a soft-wash method, using the right cleaning solution to do the work instead of brute force. This lifts the algae, mildew, and gray buildup out of the grain while protecting the wood. A careful clean also makes a great base if you plan to stain or seal the deck afterward. Our goal is a deck that looks refreshed and is safe underfoot, without the damage that careless pressure washing can cause.
Yes. Composite decks clean up very well with a gentle wash. Many people think composite never needs cleaning, but it still grows mold and mildew and collects dirt, especially in shaded or damp spots. The mistake we see is folks using high pressure on composite, which can mar or fuzz the surface and even void some warranties. We avoid that by using a low-pressure, soft-wash approach with the right solution. It clears the grime and growth and brings back the deck’s color, all without harming the boards. Whether your deck is wood or composite, we use the safe method for it.
Yes, and that is one of the best reasons to do it. A lot of that slick feeling on a deck is algae and mildew growing on the surface, which gets dangerously slippery when wet. That is a real hazard, especially on steps or a deck near a pool. When we soft wash the deck, we remove that growth from the surface and the grain, not just the loose dirt. The result is a deck with better footing that is genuinely safer for your family and guests. Removing the growth also helps the deck stay cleaner and safer for longer.
Absolutely. Cleaning is the right first step before any stain or sealer. If you put stain over dirt, algae, or mildew, it will not bond well, it can look blotchy, and it will not last. A proper soft wash strips that buildup out of the wood grain and gives you a clean, sound surface to work with. After cleaning, the deck usually needs time to fully dry before stain or sealer goes on. If staining is your plan, let us know, and we will make sure the deck is cleaned the right way to set you up for a good result.
Owner-operated pressure washing & soft washing on Florida’s Space Coast since 2014.
✓ Licensed & Insured
📞 321-432-4340