After getting to know other professionals, I have learned that our process is considerably more thorough than most other less experienced in the Richmond VA area and the results we get with it can be quite stunning and set our work apart.

Rather than blasting wood with high pressure (leaving marks on the wood, raising the grain and leaving the surface all fuzzy), we use our exclusive three step process to ensure the wood is completely restored back to its original color.

Pressure washing alone with either the wrong chemicals or no chemicals will not clean or remove mold and grime from your wood effectively.

Some professionals are still cleaning the wood the old fashioned way and are using chlorine bleach. This is a big mistake. Bleach does a very effective job of killing mold and cleaning surfaces but it is too harsh on bare unprotected wood. If mixed strong enough it will remove the natural color from the wood.

Also because bleach is very high on the ph scale, 12 or 13 depending on dilution, it will soften the wood too much and after Power washing it will cause damage to the wood fibers, raising of the grain, and it will leave the surface all fuzzy. If the wood is not neutralized prior to cleaning it will cause the sealer to prematurely fail.

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