Your Deck Hasn't Seen Real Wood Color Since 2024. We Restore It Without Sanding.
Calgary winters strip wood of natural oils, then UV bakes it grey. Pressure washing — done correctly — strips that dead top layer and reveals fresh wood underneath. No sanding, no chemicals, just water and the right technique.
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Wood Grain First, Pressure Second.
Why Most People Damage Their Own Deck
DIY pressure washing with the wrong tip — too narrow, too close — gouges wood, blasts soft fibers loose, and ruins the grain pattern. We use a 40° fan tip held 8–12 inches off the surface, working with the grain. The result: clean wood with intact texture, ready to be sealed or left natural. Composite decks (Trex, Azek) need even lower pressure and a non-abrasive cleaner — we adjust per material.
Most Calgary decks under 200 sq ft are done in 60–90 minutes. Larger wraparound or multi-level decks take 2–3 hours. We move furniture if needed (or you can clear it before we arrive — your call). For best long-term results, we recommend applying sealer 48 hours after washing.
- Wood grain preserved — fan-tip technique, never blasted
- Composite decks: gentler pressure, non-abrasive cleaner (Trex, Azek)
- Strips grey UV-damaged top layer, reveals fresh wood
- Railings, balusters, and stairs included
- Sealing service available (booked 48h after wash)
Questions Calgary homeowners ask before booking
How much does deck cleaning cost in Calgary?
Most decks start at $175 for under 200 sq ft. Larger decks $250–$400. We quote by size — send a photo on WhatsApp for an exact price.
Will pressure washing damage my wooden deck?
Not when done right. We use the correct fan tip and pressure for wood, working with the grain. Aggressive blasting (which damages wood) is what bad pressure washers do — we don't.
Can you restore a grey, weathered deck?
Yes. Pressure washing strips the grey UV-damaged top layer and reveals fresh wood underneath. For best results, follow up with a sealer 48 hours later.
Do you also clean composite decks?
Yes — composite needs gentler pressure and a non-abrasive cleaner. We adjust for Trex, Azek, and similar materials.
How often should I clean my deck in Calgary?
Once a year, ideally in spring. Calgary winters are hard on wood — snow load, salt, and pine needles cause mildew and staining if left.