Green algae and other organic growth can leave composite decking and railings looking dull across Essex and Middlesex Counties. Sean’s Property Services cleans them with the same careful approach we use on siding: we apply a soap and algaecide mix to treat the growth, then rinse it away without blasting the boards. Call us at 978-995-3110 to schedule a deck cleaning.
The decks we clean most are the ones most homes here already have.
Trex and other composite decks with vinyl railings are standard on homes throughout Essex and Middlesex Counties, and they are what our crew cleans. We soft wash them, the same way we wash a home's siding. The railings get washed right along with the deck boards.
Here is what you get when we clean your deck.
If a deck is past saving, we'll tell you rather than take your money to clean something that needs replacing. A deck with rotten boards is one we would rather you heard about straight, at the estimate, not after we have taken the job.
We adjust the strength of the mix to how dirty your deck actually is. A light green haze and heavy growth do not get the same dose. You get the right strength for the job instead of a one-size-fits-all pass.
Railings are part of a deck clean, not an add-on we tack on at the end. Railing length is one of the things we price from, so the number we quote you already covers them.
Here is how a deck cleaning runs, from the free estimate to the invoice.
Call, text, or use the form. For most decks we look up the property and ask for a couple of photos if we need them. We price from the deck square footage, railing length, number of steps, and how high up and reachable the deck is. Complex decks can get an in-person look on request. The estimate is free and there is no pressure.
We send the estimate for you to accept online, and accepting it books you right away. You get a text and email with your date and a one-hour arrival window. Then come reminders the day before and the day of, plus an on-the-way message with an ETA so you know when we will be there.
The crew knocks to let you know we are here, then hooks up to your outdoor spigot. You do not need to be home for any of it.
We spray an algaecide and soap mix across the deck boards and railings, matching the strength to how dirty the deck is. Then we let it sit and kill the organic growth.
We rinse the deck and railings with volume of water rather than pressure, which lifts the dead growth without chewing up the surface. We only reach for the pressure washer when there is no way around it.
The crew lets you know the job is finished and packs up, and the invoice follows. We stand behind what we leave you with.
We price a deck clean from the size and setup of your deck. The exact number comes with your free estimate, once we have looked at the address and photos.
Starting at $250. That covers a standard deck clean with the railings included. A bigger footprint, longer railings, more steps, and harder access all push the number up. A second-story deck with no stairs to the ground costs more, because reaching it is more work.
We're fairly priced, we tell you what things cost, and if you book three or more services together you get 10% off. A deck clean counts toward the three, so it pairs well with a house wash, fence cleaning, concrete cleaning, windows, or gutters.
We stand by our work. If something isn't right because of something we did, we'll come back and make it right. No runaround. Call us, send a photo or let us come look, and once we work out what happened, if it is on us, we fix it.
Most decks take about an hour. Bigger decks, longer railings, and more steps add time, and we will give you a sense of it when we quote the job.
