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Deck Cleaning in Cookeville, TN

Restore your deck to like-new condition. Professional cleaning that removes grime, mold & weathering.

Deck Cleaning in the Upper Cumberland

Decks take a beating from weather, foot traffic, and organic growth. Over time, dirt, algae, and mildew work into the wood grain, making the surface slippery and accelerating wood deterioration. We clean your deck thoroughly without damaging the wood, leaving it looking fresh and ready for sealing or staining if you choose.

Removes dirt, algae, mildew, and organic buildup

Restores the natural color of your wood

Makes the deck safer by removing slippery growth

Prepares the surface for sealing or staining

Extends deck life by removing moisture-trapping growth

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Our Process

1

Inspect the deck

We check for loose boards, damage, and areas of heavy growth before we start.

2

Pre-treat problem areas

Heavy mildew or algae growth gets a pre-treatment to break it down.

3

Clean the surface

We use low-pressure washing with appropriate cleaning solutions to remove buildup without damaging the wood.

4

Clean between boards

We pay special attention to cracks and gaps where debris and growth accumulate.

5

Final rinse and inspection

We rinse thoroughly and check for any missed spots.

Why It Matters

Your deck is where you spend time with family, grill out, and relax. A clean deck is more inviting, safer to walk on, and lasts longer. If you're planning to stain or seal, cleaning first is essential — stain won't adhere properly to a dirty surface. It's a straightforward job that makes a real difference in how you use and enjoy your outdoor space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will pressure washing damage my deck?

Not when done correctly. We use low pressure and the right technique for wood decks. High-pressure washing can splinter wood and cause damage.

Should I seal my deck after cleaning?

It's a good idea. Cleaning removes the protective layer, so sealing afterward helps protect the wood and extend the deck's life. We can recommend sealers or contractors if needed.

How often should a deck be cleaned?

Once a year is typical. If your deck gets heavy shade or is surrounded by trees, twice a year might be better.

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