Wood Siding Washing

What This Service Involves

Natural wood siding is beautiful but vulnerable to the moisture-driven graying and mildew our climate produces. We clean with low pressure and wood-safe detergents that lift surface growth without splintering or fuzzing the grain. This careful approach preserves any existing stain or sealer while brightening the boards back toward their natural tone. The wood is left clean and ready for reapplication of a protective finish if you plan to reseal.

Benefits

Cleans without raising or splintering the grain; Preserves existing stain and protective coatings; Reverses gray weathering to restore warm tone; Prepares the surface for resealing when desired

Our Process

1) Assess the wood for soft spots and finish condition; 2) Apply a wood-safe cleaner at controlled low pressure; 3) Let it work into the grain to release mildew; 4) Rinse evenly and let the boards dry for inspection

What Affects the Cost

Total area of wood siding to be cleaned; Degree of graying and mildew present; Condition of the current stain or sealer; Complexity of trim and architectural details; Whether resealing prep is part of the scope

Best Time of Year

Late spring through summer offers the dry days wood needs to fully cure before any sealer is applied.