
Deck Cleaning & Deck Washing in Southern Maryland
Deck washing for wood and composite surfaces across Calvert County, St. Mary’s County and Southern Maryland. We remove algae, mildew, dirt and organic buildup using surface-appropriate pressure.
Google Reviews
Perfect 5 Star Google Rating
-Scott Lee
I recently had my house washed by an amazing service in Calvert County, and I couldn't be happier with the results! The team was professional, punctual, and did a fantastic job making my home look brand new. If you're in the area and need a house wash, I highly recommend them!
-David Douglass
They did a very good job on my house very nice people to work with good pricing and the gentleman we're very good for there work they knew what they were doing I would recommend them anytime to anyone. 5
stars any day for this
-Rachel Elizabeth
Professional and quick responder! Provides service with ease and was able to complete work within a day of quote request. No hassle. Takes before and after pics and sends to you on site before leaving job.Offered a fair price with discount for scheduling recurring
Why We Stand Out
What Deck Washing Removes
Our deck cleaning removes algae, mildew, pollen, dirt and organic buildup that can make outdoor surfaces look weathered or feel slippery. We adjust the cleaning method for wood and composite decking.
Wood and Composite Deck Care
Wood, composite and painted deck surfaces do not all tolerate the same pressure. We inspect the material and condition first, then use surface-appropriate cleaners, pressure and rinsing to protect the finish.
Our Deck Cleaning Process
We inspect the deck, identify problem areas, apply the appropriate treatment, clean the boards and railings included in the quote, rinse thoroughly and review the results with you.
Why Choose
Restore Exterior?

Can Pressure Washing Damage a Deck?
Too much pressure or an incorrect tip can mark wood and damage coatings. Professional deck washing uses controlled pressure and the right cleaning solution for the surface instead of relying on force alone.


When Should a Deck Be Cleaned?
Consider cleaning when algae, mildew, dark buildup or slippery areas appear, or before staining or sealing. The best schedule depends on shade, trees, moisture and how heavily the deck is used.


Preparing for Deck Cleaning
Before service, remove small furniture, grills and fragile items when possible. Tell us about loose boards, peeling stain, electrical concerns or areas you want excluded so we can plan the work safely.

Service Area
Prince Frederick
St. Leonard
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