How to Power Wash a Deck

Power washing a deck wrong strips the wood fibers and causes splintering — the key is the right PSI, the right tip, and keeping the wand moving. This video shows the full process: pressure washing, letting the deck dry completely, and applying a deck restorer or sealer so the clean actually lasts.

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PRO TIP: Use a 25-degree (green) tip for deck washing — never a 0-degree (red) tip on wood. Keep the nozzle 12" from the surface and move WITH the grain, not across it. Let the deck dry 48–72 hours before applying any stain or sealer — applying to damp wood causes peeling within one season.

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