Pressure-Treated Pine
Pine is one of the three deck materials we see most on Midlothian homes. We put detergent down first, then wash the boards at medium pressure with a fan tip.

Mold, mildew, and pollen build up on pressure-treated pine, cedar, and composite deck boards. Tree cover and shade keep a deck damp, and heavy spring pollen settles into the boards. At Reyco Pressure Washing & Sealing, we match the wash to the board: a soft wash for composite and a medium-pressure wash with detergent for wood. To get it off your Midlothian deck, call us at (804) 338-6763.
Most decks around here are pressure-treated pine, cedar, or composite, and each one gets its own approach so the boards come clean the right way.
Pine is one of the three deck materials we see most on Midlothian homes. We put detergent down first, then wash the boards at medium pressure with a fan tip.
Cedar gets the same treatment as pine. We apply the detergent, let it do the work, then take the medium-pressure fan tip across the boards.
Composite boards get a soft wash instead. We skip the medium pressure here and let the cleaning solution lift the growth off the surface.
A deck cleaning is only as good as the match between the wash and the wood, and here is what you get when you call us.
No single pressure suits every deck. On wood, we use medium pressure that cleans the boards without chewing them up. On composite, we soft wash instead, so the surface is never blasted. Either way, your boards stay intact.
A deck wash throws water and growth past the boards themselves. So we cover what needs protecting before we start, and we rinse down everything the runoff reaches once we finish. You get back a clean deck and a clean area around it, not a mess to tidy up.
Reach out by call, text, or our form. If we miss your call, we get back to you by the end of the day. Share your name, address, and email, and tell us you want the deck cleaned. We look at your property online to measure the deck and confirm the material, then email you an itemized estimate at no charge. We do not quote over the phone.
Approve the estimate with one click, then choose from the dates we email you. The morning before we arrive, you get an automatic reminder.
We knock to let you know we have arrived. Then we walk the deck and its surroundings and move anything that needs to be out of the way before we begin.
We put the detergent down first. On composite, we clean with our soft-wash system; on pine and cedar, we switch to the pressure washer with a fan tip at medium pressure. We cover anything nearby that needs protecting, then rinse the deck, the siding beside it, and anything the runoff reached.
We let you know we are finished and invite you to walk the deck before we pack up. Pay on site by check or card, or online from the emailed invoice. A receipt and a review request follow automatically once you are happy with the work.
We price deck cleaning by the deck, and the exact amount is in the itemized estimate we email you.
Booking more than one home on your street? When three or more neighbors book for the same day, each one gets 10% off.
We back every deck cleaning the same way. Every job comes with our 100% satisfaction guarantee. If anything isn't right, we come back out, usually within 24 hours, to fix it, and if something gets damaged, we make it right. That covers a spot we missed and anything that goes wrong on the job.
Most deck cleanings take one to two hours. The exact time depends on your deck size and how much growth has built up on the boards.
Yes. Most customers add deck cleaning to a house wash, and we handle both on the same trip.
Yes, we clean decks year-round. Reach out whenever your boards need it, and we will get you on the calendar.