North Texas summers run hot and humid, and the severe storms that roll through tend to spread mold and algae across the area. After a storm, that growth can blow in on the wind from a neighbor’s property and settle on outdoor surfaces like wood and pool decks. A deck that sits in the shade or close to landscaping holds onto it, and before long the boards look discolored and feel slick underfoot.
We clean wood decks and pool decks with commercial-grade chemicals that kill the mold and black algae instead of just rinsing the surface, so the growth doesn’t come right back. That careful approach is part of why homeowners across the area call us at Green Blast Solutions for their decks.
If your deck has seen better days, give us a call at (214) 206-6118 and we’ll take a look.
Wood decks are where we see the most variation. We rinse the deck, apply commercial-grade chemical to kill the mold and black algae, let it dwell, then rinse everything off. A simple clean keeps the cost down, while a wood deck that needs paint removed is a bigger job (more on that just below). Shaded and tree-adjacent wood decks hold storm-spread mold and algae the longest, and they’re the most common reason homeowners reach out to us.
Pool decks are usually the most straightforward surface we clean, so they tend to fall at the lower end of our pricing range. We rinse the deck, apply commercial-grade chemical to kill the mold and algae, then rinse off. The same plant-and-landscaping rinse comes first here too, so nothing settles on the greenery around the pool.
A deck clean done right comes down to how careful the crew is and what they put on the surface. Here’s what you get with us.
Before we start, we rinse down all your plants and landscaping so chemicals don’t settle on them; protecting your yard is the first step of every job. Decks are almost always ringed by landscaping, so this matters here more than just about anywhere on a property.
We don’t max out the pressure; we let our chemicals do the work, so we clean without damaging brick, siding, or shingles. That same restraint is what keeps your deck boards and pool-deck surface safe. Where high pressure would splinter wood and etch a surface, our chemistry does the cleaning gently.
We use commercial-grade chemicals and equipment, never the watered-down products from the hardware store, so the job is done right. That strength is what lets us kill the mold and algae at the source instead of loosening it for a few weeks. The same approach works on wood fencing, so fence cleaning is an easy add to the same visit.
Our rates stay consistent no matter where you are; we charge a fair, professional rate, never inflated just because of the neighborhood. You get the same square-foot pricing whether you’re across town or down the street.
We call you first, walk the job with you, and have you check our work before we leave; you deal directly with us, not a call center. When you have a question about your deck, you’re talking to the people actually doing the work.
From the first call to the last rinse, here’s how a deck cleaning goes with us.
It starts when you reach out, and a call is the best way to get us. We measure the deck (residential jobs are typically measured by square footage, often using Google Earth) and send you a free estimate based on the surface and whether paint removal is part of the job. If the deck is painted and you want the coating off, that’s when we look at it and factor it in.
Once you approve the estimate, we get you on the books and lock down a date that works for you.
Before any chemical goes down, we rinse all the surrounding plants and landscaping so nothing settles on them. It’s the first thing we do once we arrive.
. We rinse the deck, then apply commercial-grade chemical with our 10 GPM machine to kill the mold and black algae, let it dwell, and rinse it all off. For a painted deck where you want the paint removed, we switch to commercial-grade paint thinner to lift the coating first, then rinse.
When the work is done, we walk the finished deck with you and have you check it over before we leave. The invoice follows once you’re happy with how it turned out.
Deck cleaning is priced by the square foot, measured across the full deck surface. The range is wide because a simple pool-deck rinse and a wood deck that needs paint stripped off are very different jobs.
For painted decks where the homeowner wants the paint taken off, we use commercial-grade paint thinner to lift the coating, then rinse it clean. This is the most involved deck work we do, which is why it sits at the high end of our pricing range. Certain paints applied to decks can be extremely difficult to remove; we’ll assess the coating before recommending how to proceed, so you know exactly what to expect before we begin.
We stand behind the work. If you’re not satisfied, show us the spot and we’ll re-clean it, up to redoing the whole job. With painted decks, we look closely at the coating up front and tell you what to expect, because some paints lift more easily than others and we’d rather you know going in.
It kills it. We don’t just rinse the surface. We apply commercial-grade chemical to kill the mold and black algae, let it dwell, then rinse everything off. Because we use enough chemical to actually kill the growth rather than spray it loose, it doesn’t return as fast as a typical do-it-yourself clean. Storm-spread mold and algae are a recurring problem in the Texas climate, and they tend to settle across a whole property, which is why many homeowners pair a deck clean with soft washing the house to stay ahead of it. Killing the growth instead of rinsing it is what slows the return.
Getting started is simple, and the estimate is always free with no obligation. Whether you want the deck cleaned ahead of summer or you’ve just noticed the boards getting slick and discolored, we’ll measure it and send you a fair quote. Call us at (214) 206-6118 and let’s get your deck looking right again.
