Aqua Clean :: Fence and Deck Restoration

“I thought my roof was beyond repair. When Aqua Clean was finished, I realized I saved both time and money with their service!” — J. M.

“From start to finish, I was completely satisifed with Aqua Clean, and have recommend them to my neighbors as well. ” — F. F.

“My house was built in 1982 and needed to have its exterior cleaned from years of Texas heat. It now is the brightest house on the block!” — A. L.

“After renting a machine and trying it myself (and giving up!), I was pleased with the work Kevin and Aqua Clean performed, and plan on using them next year to clean my driveway from the fall weather” — T. T.

Whether your deck is old or brand new, it needs protection from water and natures elements. Trouble can start the day you finish building your fence or deck. The water from rain, morning dew, and even sprinklers is quickly absorbed by unprotected wood, causing it to swell and soften. The Texas sun's heat and U/V light causes drying, shrinking, fading, and graying of the wood. These cycles of wet and dry, swelling and shrinking, causes wood to warp, split, crack, and have a much shorter life span. Thus causing expensive repairs or replacement. This is why we recommend staining and sealing your fence and deck once it has been power washed. Other wooden items such as gazebos, furniture, and playground equipment will also benefit from power washing, staining, and sealing.

Did you know that when pressure treated lumber was first introduced; it was said to be "maintenance free". What many home owners don't know is that the treatment given to about 80% of the pressure treated wood used to build fences and decks is actually to prevent against rot and termites while the wood is in storage. Pressure treated wood offers no protection from water or the weathering process.
Did you know that pressure treating wood makes the wood more porous and susceptible to moisture damage?
Did you know that redwood and cedar need protection too? Much of the wood used in construction today is from younger, second growth trees which have higher sapwood content. This makes the wood less resistant to biological enemies.

The condition of your fence or deck can dramatically impact the value and overall appearance of your home. We appreciate how hard you have worked to achieve the wood fence or deck of your dreams. For that very reason you should only trust the professionals at Aqua Clean Power Washing & Staining to properly restore your wood fence or deck. Protect your investment now with Aqua Clean’s 10 Step Wood Restoration Process. Call Aqua Clean today for a Free Estimate.

Wood Restoration Evaluation
Protect Property and Plants
Strip/Clean Wood
Neutralize and Brighten Wood
Dry Out Wood
Hand Sand & De-fur Wood
Detail Work & Minor Repairs
Apply a Professional Grade Stain
Apply a Professional Grade Sealer
Thoroughly Clean Up Work Area

Time after time, “Do-It-Yourselfers” and “Weekend Only Companies” will actually cause more damage to the fence or decks than restoring them. A lot of people think they can refinish their fence or deck by blasting away the old stain and dirt from the wood and then slapping a coat of stain on it. What they do not understand is why their project took so long, went over budget, and then did not turn out the way they intended it. Below are samples of some DIYers’ projects.

If you are not experienced with operating a pressure washer or if you don't have experience with staining wood, you may not want to tackle a fence or deck restoration project yourself. The best solution for restoring fences or decks is to hire a professional pressure washing contractor like Aqua Clean Power Washing & Staining to do the job for you. Call Aqua Clean today for a Free Estimate.