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  • FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
    • What is powerwashing?
    • Does powerwashing remove sealant or deck stain remaining from previous applications?
    • What other work must be performed prior to project onset?
    • What happens when the crew arrives?
    • What will it look like when the powerwashing is done?
    • How do sealants differ?
    • Which type of sealant should we use?
    • How is the sealant applied?
    • Which brands of sealant do you recommend?
    • How long does the sealant last?
    • How do I know when it is time to reseal my deck?

What happens when the crew arrives?

Plants and/or areas that ought to be protected from the water stream (or chemicals, when using brighteners or sealant remover) are relocated, if possible, or covered in plastic. Plants near the surface to be prepared are covered with plastic fencing and pulled back and away from the surface area when possible.

High-pressure hoses are brought to the highest level of the building to be cleaned, then lowered to ground level and connected securely to the powerwasher.  Garden hoses from the water source are then connected to the powerwasher as well, the water is turned on and the VERY noisy powerwashing machine engine is started.  Several powerwashers are often used concurrently to minimize completion time.

NOTIFY TENANTS IN ADVANCE THAT HIGH-NOISE-LEVEL WORK IS SCHEDULED

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