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Deck and Fence Restoration in Murfreesboro

What the job involves, what it usually runs to, and how soon we can be out.

Work by Clearwater Pressure Washing

How we handle it

  • The growth is killedTreated at the root, so it does not come back by the autumn.
  • Never pressure on shinglesRoofs are soft washed. Pressure takes the granules off with the algae.
  • Your planting is coveredBeds wet down before, covered during, and rinsed after.
  • The whole slab, evenlyA surface cleaner across the whole slab, so there are no wand stripes.

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What it costs

Three shapes of job, and what each one runs.

Exterior cleaning is priced by surface and by what is growing on it. Ranges are what this work typically costs in this region in 2026, so you can see the scale before anyone comes out.

Single surface

One thing, done properly

A driveway, a patio or a deck that has gone dull.

$150 - $400per surface

  • Surface cleaner rather than a hand-held wand, so the finish is even
  • Pre-treatment on organic growth so it releases instead of being blasted off
  • Plants covered and rinsed before and after
  • Pressure matched to the material, not the same setting for everything
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House wash most common

The whole exterior, soft washed

Siding with green or black growth on the shaded walls.

$300 - $700per house

  • Soft wash at garden-hose pressure, which is what siding is rated for
  • Gutter faces treated for the dark stripes, which plain washing leaves behind
  • Windows and frames rinsed down afterwards
  • Growth killed at the root so it stays off longer than a rinse
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Whole property

House, roof and the flat surfaces

A property being sold, or one that has not been cleaned in years.

$700 - $1,800per property

  • Roof soft washed for algae, never pressure washed
  • House, driveway, walkways and patio in one visit
  • Sealing offered on concrete or wood as a separate decision, not assumed
  • Before and after photographs of each elevation
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What moves the number

  • How much organic growth there is, which is a chemistry and dwell-time cost rather than a time-on-site one
  • The material: wood and painted surfaces need lower pressure and more care than concrete
  • Access and height, particularly second-storey elevations and steep roofs
  • Whether the surface has been damaged by a previous high-pressure clean

These are typical regional ranges for 2026, not a quote. Every job is different and the only number that matters is the one you get in writing after somebody has seen it. This is here so you know the scale before you pick up the phone.

Recent work

Before you call

The questions we get asked most.

Will pressure damage my siding or my paint?

It can, which is why most of a house is not pressure washed at all. Siding, painted wood and shingles are soft washed -- cleaned with a solution at roughly garden-hose pressure and rinsed. Pressure is for concrete and masonry. If somebody is putting a high-pressure wand on your siding, that is the thing to ask about.

How long does it stay clean?

It depends on whether the growth was killed or just removed. A rinse can look identical on the day and be green again in months, because the organic growth was never treated. Properly treated, a north-facing wall in this climate generally goes one to three years, and shaded surfaces come back sooner than sunny ones.

Can my roof be pressure washed?

No. Asphalt shingles are protected by their granules and pressure strips them, which shortens the roof's life while making it look better for a season. Roofs are soft washed. Any quote that says pressure washing a shingle roof is worth reading carefully.

What about my plants?

Beds and shrubs closest to the walls take the runoff, so they are wet down before the work and rinsed afterwards, and sensitive plantings are covered. It is a normal part of the job rather than something to arrange separately.

Do I need to be home?

Usually not, as long as there is access to an outside tap and to the areas being cleaned. What does help is a walk round beforehand to point out anything that has been damaged before, because a pre-existing split or a loose board is much easier to agree on in advance.

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Cleaned properly, not blasted. There is a difference and you can see it.

Tell us what you need and when suits. We come back the same day.

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