Deck & Patio Cleaning

We are the Deck, Patio & Sidewalk Cleaning Experts

Many homeowners in Western Maryland and the surrounding areas rely on hardscape surfaces for their walkways and patios. These surfaces, like most outdoor surfaces, need to be pressure washed. The professionals at Complete Power Wash are experts in cleaning hardscapes!

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Brick Cleaning Specialists

However, brick has special cleaning requirements. Did you know that too much pressure can damage your brick & mortar surfaces, requiring expensive repairs? Although brick is generally a durable material, they require special care.

We use a softwash, a low-pressure, detergent-based process on your brick so that the beauty can show through again. Some inexperienced pressure wash technicians make the mistake of turning up the pressure, believing the surface will withstand even the harshest of water pressures.

Composite Deck Material Cleaning

Composite decking has many advantages over wood decking. It resists splitting, is splinter-free, and it doesn’t warp like treated wood decking. But one thing that composite decking does — just like wood — is get dirty. Once again, the proper softwash technique is needed to restore your composite deck back to its former glory, without damage.

No matter what surface needs cleaning around your Tri-State area home, we have the equipment, expertise and technique to clean it safely and effectively.

Our Pressure Washing Services

Among the residential pressure washing services offered by the Fields are siding cleaning, roof cleaning, deck and patio cleaning. Beyond this, they will entertain special washing projects, and are even trained in commercial and industrial power washing. They even clean church steeples.

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The SoftWash Process

Complete Power Wash techs use gentle water pressure to apply the cleaning detergent, and then gently rinse the exterior of your home. High pressure applications can damage the surface of your home, even hardscapes.

The softwash technique also keeps water from being forced behind the siding, which can lead to more serious damage in the future. Trapped moisture can lead to mold issues.

As a final step, your home will be rinsed using a water softening agent that will help minimize water spots on your windows. And because the detergents are environmentally-friendly, it doesn’t harm plants or other landscaping around the house.