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following is a brief description of the deck cleaning process that
Deck Devil uses.
Step #1: All furniture, plants, and other objects are removed from the deck and surrounding area. Notice in the following pictures how carefully the plants are tied back from the deck. The deck is then swept and cleaned of foriegn debris if necessary.
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#2: Once the deck is prepared we spray the wood with a biodegradeable,
environmentally friendly deck cleaning chemical.
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#3: The chemical is then brushed into the wood and allowed to
"work" on the dirt and dead wood fibres that are covering
the fresh, natural wood lying beneath the gray surface.
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#4: Once sufficient time as elapsed for the chemical to do its
job, we pressure wash the wood. Great care is taken during this
step to make sure adequate pressure is used to clean the wood effectively.
However we must also be careful not to use excessive pressure and
scar the wood. This is where the expertise of our staff comes into
play. Our staff is aware of the differences in the sensitivities
of the various types of wood and use only the appropriate amount
of pressure that the wood can withstand.
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#5: Once cleaned the wood is stained to protect it from any
future damage due to weathering.
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 This is a close-up of the uncleaned wood. Our process can clean even the most extreme levels of weather damaged wood. |
 Staining in Progress This will protect from future damage. |
