
Grey wood, brought back to grain.
Cedar, pine, composite, and iron cleaned at wood-safe pressure with a brightening rinse that restores color instead of fuzzing the boards.
5.0★ · 157 reviews · Licensed & insured · Jobs from $299
Grey fencing isn't dirt — it's sun-oxidized fiber with mildew living in it. Blasting it at driveway pressure tears the surface into fuzz and leaves permanent wand marks. We clean wood with a percarbonate solution at low pressure, then follow with an oxalic brightener that neutralizes the cleaner and pulls the natural tone back out of the grain. The result is even, smooth, and ready for stain if you want one.




We measure runs, check board condition, and give a fixed, itemized price — free.
Beds saturated, plants shielded, and hardware and lighting covered.
Wood-safe percarbonate solution applied and given time to lift mildew and grey.
Cleaned along the grain at wood-safe pressure — never across the board.
Oxalic brightener neutralizes the cleaner and restores natural tone evenly.
We review the result with you and send before-and-after photos the same day.
I treat every Houston home like it's my own — and you'll be talking to my crew directly, never a call center.
Drop your name and number for a free, no-obligation quote. Our team personally responds within the hour.
Offer ends August 31
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Alan & the A&T's crew
Owner-operated · Houston, TX
At the wrong pressure, yes — it fuzzes and gouges the wood. We clean chemically at low pressure specifically to avoid that.
Yes, and you should. Our cleaner-plus-brightener process leaves the wood at the right pH and dryness window for stain to bond.
Typically 48–72 hours in Houston weather, depending on humidity and sun exposure.
Yes. Composite gets a lower-strength, manufacturer-safe solution and a gentle rinse — no aggressive pressure.