Boat Dock Cleaning

What This Service Involves

Docks along Puget Sound and Washington's lakes stay wet year-round, growing slippery algae and moss on decking and pilings. Our low-pressure cleaning clears these hazards from wood, composite, and aluminum dock surfaces without splintering the boards. We work carefully near the water to keep debris and runoff out of the shoreline. A clean dock is far safer for bare feet and secure footing when loading gear.

Benefits

Removes dangerously slick algae from decking; protects wood from splintering during cleaning; improves footing for boarding and loading; extends the life of dock materials; keeps shoreline runoff to a minimum

Our Process

1) Inspect decking material and note slick zones; 2) Apply a marine-safe cleaner to loosen growth; 3) Low-pressure wash boards, rails, and pilings; 4) Rinse while containing debris away from the water

What Affects the Cost

Dock size and linear footage; decking material and condition; severity of algae and moss growth; waterline and piling access; runoff containment requirements

Best Time of Year

Docks are best cleaned in late spring ahead of boating season, with a fall touch-up to clear summer algae buildup.