Prince William County
Haymarket
20169, 20168
Catharpin
20143
Painting
Decorating
Interior Painting
Exterior Painting
Wallpaper Removal
Wall Paper Stripping
Power Washing
Mildew Cleaning
Deck Cleaning
Deck Sealing
Paint Stripping
Caulking
Decorative Painting
Spray Painting
Preparation
Glazing
Sanding
Scraping
Washing
High End Painting
Mortar Patching
Stain and Varnish
Paint and Drywall Touch-up
Plaster Crack Repair
Plastering
Repaint
Residential Painting
Roof Painting
Rot Repair
Rotted Wood
Pressure Washing
Refinish
Painting Contractors
Indoor Painting
Outdoor Painting
Treating
Cedar Deck
Redwood Deck
Lawn Furniture
Teak Furniture
Pour-On Bar Top Finish
Conversion Varnish
Jack and Jill Bedrooms
Pour-On Resin
Painted Ladies
Split-Rail Fence
Split Rail Fence
Fence
Arlington County
Virginia
NORVA
VA
Arlington
22201, 22209, 22203, 22205
North Arlington
22207, 22213
Fairfax County
Burke
22009, 22015
Centreville
20121, 20122, 20120, 20123
Chantilly
20151, 20152, 20153
Clifton
20124
City of Fairfax
22030, 22033
Fairfax
22032, 22039, 22038, 22031
Falls Church
22041, 22042, 22043, 22044
City of Falls Church
22046
Great Falls
22066
Herndon
20170, 20171, 20172
McLean
22101, 22102
Langley
22101
Oakton
22124
Oak Hill
20171
Reston
20190, 20191, 20194
Sterling
20164, 20165, 20166
Vienna
22180, 22181,22183
Loudoun County
Arcola
20107
Ashburn
20146, 20147, 20148
Leesburg
20175, 20176
Aldie
20105
Washington DC
Capitol Hill
20001, 20002, 20003, 20004
Cleveland Park
20008
Columbia Heights
20010
Kalorama
20009
Northwest
20015
T Street
20005
Twentieth Street
20036
Georgetown
20007
Friendship
20016
Lamond-Riggs
20011
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Deck Cleaning Services
Professional Deck Cleaning and Staining
as well as Power Washing services for:
Arlington County - Fairfax County - Loudoun County
Prince William County and Washington DC
Martin Nichols Painting and Decorating, Inc. offers safe, effective deck cleaning to get your decking, fences, and patios looking like new again and staining and sealing services to keep them looking their best.
Over time, mold and mildew can discolor surfaces and rust and minerals can leave unsightly stains and residue that are virtually impossible to remove without professional cleaners and equipment. In addition to affecting the appearance of your home, mold and mildew represent health risks.
Have mold and mildew taken their toll on the masonry, brick, wood, or concrete surfaces on or around your home or business, leaving them stained and streaked? Martin Nichols Painting and Decorating, Inc. safely pressure washes decks and wood fences as well as other exterior home surfaces.
Please call Martin Nichols Painting and Decorating, Inc. at (703) 391-0053 to find out how working with a quality-minded company can bring lasting results for a more beautiful home inside and out. We look forward to hearing from you.
"We paint homes, not houses!"
LASTING BEAUTY AND PROTECTION FOR YOUR HOME
WITH THE STROKE OF A BRUSH
Does pressure washing harm wood?
Used correctly, pressure washing is safe for virtually all wood surfaces.
Doesn’t pressure washing wood affect the wood grain?
Yes, when the correct pressure setting is used, washing will raise the wood grain slightly, which allows the wood fibers to release mold, mildew, fungus or dirt that may be embedded and will ensure that new stains and sealers adhere evenly to the wood surfaces.
Can’t I get the same results as a pressure washer by applying bleach to my deck and rinsing using my garden hose?
Although the immediate results may appear acceptable, common, household bleach will leave a residue on your deck that will act like a magnet for future staining. No matter how strong the water pressure from your garden hose, it is nowhere near the pressure provided by a professional pressure washing machine.
Our deck has turned gray and even looks black in some areas. What can we do?
Wood naturally grays as it ages, but a good power-washing can bring the wood back to life. Power-washing will also remove the black portions, which are usually a combination of graying and mildew. Sanding may be necessary to remove any splinters or to even out the surface of your deck. The last step would be to apply pigmented or clear water-repellent, to help protect your deck.
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