Patio Furniture Cleaning

What This Service Involves

Sitting through nine months of Puget Sound drizzle leaves patio furniture coated in green film, pollen, and gritty road dust. Our technicians match water temperature and detergent strength to each frame material, lifting grime from powder-coated aluminum without stripping the finish. Teak and other hardwoods get a gentle brightening pass that revives the grain rather than fuzzing it. We finish by flushing every joint and weld where standing water breeds mildew in our damp climate.

Benefits

Removes the green algae film that thrives in western Washington humidity; Protects powder-coat and teak finishes from premature failure; Eliminates hidden mildew inside tube frames and welds; Extends the life of expensive outdoor sets between replacements

Our Process

1) Inspect each piece and sort by frame material and finish; 2) Apply a mildewcide-forward cleaner suited to metal, wood, or resin; 3) Rinse with controlled low pressure to protect coatings and welds; 4) Wipe down, dry joints, and reposition furniture for use

What Affects the Cost

Number and size of pieces in the set; Frame material and how delicate the finish is; Severity of algae, mildew, and pollen buildup; Whether cushions or umbrellas are cleaned in the same visit; Travel distance across the service area

Best Time of Year

Late spring, once the heavy rains taper off in May and June, is the sweet spot for getting furniture guest-ready.