
Here is the process we use for our New Jersey deck cleaning projects.
The following outline will help you get an idea of how your NJ deck cleaning and sealing project will progress and what to expect from start to finish.

The process starts when you first contact us to get your free estimate for deck cleaning and sealing.
We then call you to get more details about the job, and for simple projects (like powerwashing vinyl decks) we will give you a quote right there on the phone. For pressure washing wood or fiberglass decks, we will need to see the job before giving you a quote.
During your free appointment and consultation, we will inspect the condition of the surface, get clear on your needs and expectations, make recommendations and give you a verbal quote for pressure cleaning (and sealing if required) your deck.
If you decide to go ahead with the power cleaning job, we will put together a written agreement that you need to sign (for your protection and peace of mind), and decide on the start date that works for you.
Remember that you don't have to be present on your New Jersey deck cleaning project. Just make sure that we will have access to your deck and water to do the job. See "How to Prepare for Powerwashing in NJ" for more details.
On the start date (if the weather doesn't interfere with the plans, in which case we will let you know and re-schedule the job), our powerwashers will arrive at the determined time (usually at 8 a.m. ) with all the tools, supplies and equipment ready to do the work. They will set everything up, clear the deck of any furniture/exterior decorations/flower pots, and proceed with the power washing process, using just water or in combination with special cleaners if required for the best results to remove mildew, mold, or tannin stains from the wood.
Once everything is finished, they will put back all the furniture and decorations as close to their original position as possible.
If your contract included deck cleaning and sealing, waterproofing, staining or painting, we will come back to finish the work as soon as the wood is completely dry (which takes at least 1 day, sometimes longer depending on the weather and condition of the wood) - we will keep you updated on the work progress and any change of plans. From start to finish, you will always know what is going on with your New Jersey deck cleaning project, so you can make your own plans.
See also:
Deck Cleaning: NJ Pros VS DIYers
FAQs About New Jersey Powerwashing
What Pressure Washing Can Do for Your House
BACK TO HOUSE PAINTING TUTORIALS from New Jersey Deck Cleaning
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