Get The Best Deck Cleaning In Tennessee
Franklin backyards work hard — and our weather works on them harder. Rain, shade, and humidity turn decks slippery with algae, gray out wood fences, and leave pool decks and patios looking years older than they are. American Pressure Washing cleans wood and composite the careful way: detergents and controlled pressure matched to the material, so your deck and fence come back bright without splintering, furring, or etched lines.
We're veteran-owned, based right here in Franklin, and rated 5.0 stars from 176 Google reviews. Owner Dallas Matthews has been in exterior cleaning since 1983 — long enough to know that wood remembers every mistake a pressure washer makes, and to not make them. What we clean: Wood decks — pressure-treated pine, cedar, and hardwoods; Composite decking (Trex and similar); Wood privacy fences and picket fences; Patios — concrete, stone, and paver; Pool decks; Pergolas and outdoor structures. Wood needs a different touch: Blasting wood raises the grain and chews the surface — damage you can't un-do. We soft wash wood and composite with the right detergents, low controlled pressure, and an even technique, then rinse thoroughly. The result is a clean, even surface that's ready for stain or seal if you're planning it — and safe to walk on barefoot again, no slick algae. Franklin neighborhoods we wash in: Westhaven, Fieldstone Farms, Cool Springs, McKay's Mill, Ladd Park, Berry Farms, Franklin Green, Sullivan Farms, Forrest Crossing, Tap Root Hills, Downtown Franklin, and everywhere in between.
Deck & fence FAQs — Franklin
Will washing damage my wood deck or fence? Not with our process. We use detergents and controlled, material-matched pressure — never the blasting that splinters and furs wood. If boards are rotted or failing, we'll point it out honestly before we clean. Should I wash before staining or sealing? Yes — cleaning is the essential first step, and the surface needs to dry fully afterward before stain goes on. We can help you time it. Can you clean composite decking? Yes. Composite gets its own gentler process to lift algae, pollen, and mildew staining without harming the finish. How often should decks and fences be washed? Every 12–24 months in Franklin's climate; shaded, tree-covered lots closer to yearly. Pool decks usually benefit from a yearly clean for safety — algae gets slippery. How much does deck or fence washing cost in Franklin? It depends on size, material, and condition. Fast, free, no-pressure quotes: americanpressurewashing.com/fast-free-quote or (615) 925-1029. Ready when you are, Franklin. Get your fast free quote: https://www.americanpressurewashing.com/fast-free-quote — or call (615) 925-1029. Related: Franklin pressure washing, Deck washing, House washing Franklin.
