FAQs Archive | NW Surface Cleaner

Q: How long does a deck replacement project usually take?

On average, a deck replacement project will take between 3 - 5 days.

Q: When do you know if a deck replacement is necessary?

You’ll want to consider the age and condition of your deck. Generally speaking, a cedar deck will last 20-25 years and the age is a good indication of when replacement will be needed. Most of the time you will start to see signs of rot/softness on the ends of boards and around the screws/nails. If your deck has widespread rot, damage and deterioration on the surface boards, steps, or railings, likely, you need deck replacement. If you notice significant damage or rot to the decks framing underneath also probably time for a deck replacement. If only a few boards need to be repaired or replaced, we also offer deck repair and restoration to extend the life of your existing deck.

Q: How often should I clean my gutters?

Gutters should be cleaned 1-2 times a year; depending on the specifics of your location, such as the type and amount of trees. We recommend cleaning gutters at the end of fall and early spring.

Q: Do I need a gutter guards?

Although not a necessity, a gutter screen system can be a valuable and worthwhile investment, especially if you live in an area heavily under trees.

Q: How do you clean my gutters?

We use air blowers to clean gutters and run water through downspouts, and thereafter clean up our mess around your home. We offer a 30 day guarantee that your gutters will remain free and clear.

Q: Is the work guaranteed?

All workmanship is of the highest quality, we don’t cut corners, and we offer guarantees if annual maintenance is scheduled and completed.

Q: How do you clean and treat roofs?

We use a variety of methods for cleaning to ensure the lowest impact possible on the customer’s roof. Our methods include air systems for low pressure, soft washing, and hand brushing of moss on all types roofs. We treat roofs on any dry day to ensure the effectiveness of each treatment. Once the treatment is dry, it creates a barrier between the roofs and the elements for maximum protection.

Q: How much will it cost to maintain my roof?

The cost to maintain your roof is less than 10% of replacing it. Annual maintenance, depending on square footage and roof pitch: $200-600.

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