Deck Cleaning in East Lexington, VA

Your Deck Deserves Better Than Gray and Grimy

Transform weathered, slippery surfaces into the safe, beautiful outdoor space your family deserves with professional deck cleaning that actually works.

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Professional Deck Cleaning Services East Lexington

What Your Deck Looks Like After We're Done

Your deck goes from embarrassing to entertaining-ready. No more gray, weathered boards that make you cringe when neighbors walk by. No more slippery surfaces that worry you every time the kids run outside.

Instead, you get the deck you remember—the one that made you excited about your home in the first place. Clean, safe, and ready for whatever Virginia weather throws at it next. The kind of outdoor space that makes you want to fire up the grill and invite people over again.

East Lexington Pressure Washing Company

15+ Years of Making Decks Look New Again

Blue Ridge Exterior Cleaning has been solving East Lexington’s toughest exterior cleaning challenges since day one. We’re not the new guys trying to figure it out as we go—we’re the team with three decades of experience who’ve seen every deck problem Virginia’s climate can dish out.

What makes us different? We actually answer our phone. We show up when we say we will. And we’ve developed specialized techniques that work specifically for our area’s unique challenges, from pollen-heavy springs to humid summers that breed mold and mildew.

Deck Cleaning Process East Lexington VA

How We Clean Your Deck Without Damaging It

First, we assess your specific deck material—because composite, wood, and Trex all need different approaches. Most companies use the same method for everything and end up causing damage you’ll pay for later.

Next comes the pre-treatment. We apply eco-friendly solutions that break down mold, mildew, and organic stains without harsh chemicals that kill your landscaping. The solution does the heavy lifting, not excessive water pressure that can gouge wood or damage composite materials.

Finally, we use controlled pressure washing techniques calibrated for your deck’s material. Wood gets gentle treatment that removes grime without raising the grain. Composite gets specialized cleaning that won’t void your warranty. You get results that last longer because we’re doing it right the first time.

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Deck Stain Removal East Lexington Virginia

What's Included in Professional Deck Cleaning

Your service covers complete mold and mildew removal, not just surface cleaning that comes back in a few months. We eliminate the black streaks, green algae, and gray discoloration that make your deck look older than it is.

Stain removal tackles everything from rust spots to organic stains that regular washing can’t touch. In East Lexington, where pollen season can leave everything coated in yellow dust, we know exactly how to restore your deck’s original color without damaging the surface.

Surface preparation is included when you’re planning to stain or seal afterward. We clean deep enough to ensure proper adhesion, so your next coating actually lasts instead of peeling off in the first storm season.

How often should I have my deck professionally cleaned in East Lexington?

Most East Lexington decks need professional cleaning every 12-18 months, but it depends on your specific situation. Decks with more shade tend to develop mold and mildew faster because they stay damp longer. If you’ve got trees overhead dropping leaves and debris, you might need cleaning annually. Decks in full sun can often go 18 months between cleanings. The key indicator isn’t time—it’s when you start seeing that gray, weathered look or notice surfaces getting slippery after rain.
Yes, but only if it’s done correctly. Most composite deck warranties are voided by high-pressure washing or harsh chemicals, which is exactly what many pressure washing companies use because they don’t know better. We use specialized low-pressure techniques and manufacturer-approved cleaning solutions for Trex, TimberTech, and other composite materials. We’ve cleaned hundreds of composite decks without a single warranty issue because we understand that composite requires completely different methods than wood.
Not when done properly. We pre-soak your plants and landscaping before starting, then use biodegradable cleaning solutions that won’t harm vegetation even if overspray occurs. We also control runoff to prevent cleaning solutions from pooling around plant roots. Many companies skip these steps to save time, then you’re left dealing with dead plants and brown spots in your lawn. Professional deck cleaning should make your outdoor space look better, not create new problems.
Equipment power and technique knowledge. Rental pressure washers either don’t have enough power to clean effectively, or they have too much power and you end up gouging wood or damaging composite materials. Professional equipment allows precise pressure control for different materials. More importantly, we know which cleaning solutions work for specific stains and deck types. DIY deck cleaning often results in uneven cleaning, surface damage, or stains that come back quickly because the underlying problem wasn’t properly addressed.
Most residential decks in East Lexington take 2-4 hours depending on size, condition, and material type. Heavily stained or neglected decks might take longer because they need additional pre-treatment time. The process can’t be rushed if you want lasting results. Quick cleaning jobs that take an hour usually mean corners were cut—insufficient pre-treatment, wrong pressure settings, or skipped steps that ensure the cleaning actually lasts. Professional work takes time because each step is necessary for proper results.
Absolutely. Staining or sealing over dirt, mold, and weathered wood is like painting over rust—it looks good temporarily but fails quickly because there’s no proper bond with the surface. Professional cleaning removes all contaminants and opens up the wood pores so stain penetrates properly instead of sitting on top. For composite decks, cleaning removes the chalky oxidation that prevents sealers from adhering. Skipping this step is the main reason deck staining jobs fail within the first year.