Deck Cleaning & Roof Washing - Memphis
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Deck Cleaning and Roof Washing
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Yellow Duck Deck Cleaning & Roof Washing for Memphis Area
Deck cleaning, pressure washing, house washing, roof washing, driveway cleaning, window washing, patio washing, sidewalk cleaning, Your home is one of your biggest investments, it is important to protect it, along with the health of your home and family, by keeping your home clean and well maintained.
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Roof Washing
Shingle roofs, cedar, asbestos, and even slate roofs can be washed to remove the ugly black and green staining on the roof. A special roof cleaner is applied, and the roof is washed from the top down using a low pressure rinse to remove all staining.
You should expect all stains to be removed without causing any damage to the roofing material. Skilled technicians perform this work with ropes and harnesses in a safe and effective manner. Roofs look great after they are cleaned and stay clean for many years.
By using low-pressure roof washing techniques with alkali cleaners, as seen here, we are able to remove 100% of black or green staining from your asphalt shingles (as well as slate, cedar, asbestos…). This cleaning process completely removes the mold and fungus growth, preventing its further growth, while not damaging the shingle. Unlike cleaning with bleach (in which stains will usually return within 6-8 months) it will take many years before these stains may ever re-accumulate.
Decks (Wood Fences, Etc) Cleaning
Natural wood decks can be cleaned to look nearly brand new in most cases. A special Alkaline-based cleaner is used to remove all mold, mildew, and any foreign substance from the surface and inside the surface grain of the wood. This leaves the deck clean and free of all debris and ready to be sealed or stained. This process is extremely effective and uses a medium pressure on all wood surfaces. Decks are not cleaned with a bleach (which can have adverse affects on a deck) or water pressure only (which involves using too much pressure to clean the deck and causes damage to the surface of the wood). Decks are normally cleaned inside and out, including floor, railings and stairs. The underside of decks is not normally cleaned except upon special request.
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