Deck & Wood Restoration · Simcoe County
A deck you want to sit on again.
Gentle, wood-safe cleaning for decks, fences, and railings — grey weathering, algae, and grime lifted off, ready to enjoy or to seal.
From 400, priced by deck & fence area — exact price in one minute.
A real price in one minute — no email needed.
Soft washing vs. pressure washing →
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Wood-safe wash
Low-pressure, deck-appropriate cleaning that won’t furr or gouge the boards.
Ready to seal
A clean, even surface prepped for stain or sealer if you want it.
Decks & fences
Softwood, hardwood, and composite — plus fences and railings.
Soft wash vs. pressure wash
Why a pressure washer is the wrong tool for a wood deck.
It seems like a deck should just need more pressure — and the grey boards do turn lighter for a moment. But wood is soft. A jet strong enough to strip the weathering also tears into the boards: it raises the grain into splintery fuzz and carves lines that sanding can’t fully hide. The deck comes out rougher, and shorter-lived, than before.
We work the other way around. A wood-safe cleaner does the lifting — the grey, the algae, the ground-in grime — and gentle, low pressure rinses it away. The grain stays intact, whether the boards are cedar, pressure-treated pine, hardwood, or composite. Fences and railings get the same careful hand.
One more reason it matters: a clean, un-furred surface takes stain or sealer evenly and holds it longer. If a refinish is on your list, this is the right first step.
The full deck restoration guide — wash, brighten, seal →What neighbours say · 5.0 · 90+ online reviews
“Blair did an amazing job cleaning the exterior of our house; it looks spotless! The house hadn’t been cleaned at least five years, and his work was truly impressive. He also soft-washed our deck, making it look new again. Thank you, Blair!”
“Blair was fantastic!! Pictures tell everything!! Will use Blair again..”
Before & after
Real deck & wood restoration jobs, before and after.
Not renders, not stock photos — actual Simcoe County homes, shot before we started and after the water dried.
How it works
Booked and handled in three simple steps.
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Get your instant price
A real number for your home in one minute — online, no site visit, no waiting on a callback.
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We take it from here
We confirm your date, arrive when we said we would, do the work, and clean up after ourselves — fully insured and WSIB-covered.
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Enjoy the result
Backed by our 100% Happiness Guarantee. If anything isn’t right, we come back and make it right — no fine print.
A real price in one minute — no email needed.
The NordCare Plan
Love the results? Put them on autopilot.
NordCare members keep their home at its best all year — exterior windows cleaned spring and fall automatically with $50 off every visit, plus 10% off house washing, gutters, and every other service. No chasing a booking, ever.
Good to know
Common questions about deck & wood restoration
How much does deck cleaning cost?
It’s priced by the deck and fence area, with a minimum charge, and quoted up front — a few photos or the instant tool get you a firm number. You’ll know the price before anything starts.
Will pressure washing splinter or damage the wood?
Not the way we do it. Wood gets a low-pressure, wood-safe wash — enough to lift the grey, algae, and grime without furring the grain or gouging the boards. Softwood, hardwood, and composite each get the appropriate touch.
Do I have to stain or seal my deck after it’s cleaned?
No — staining is completely optional, and plenty of decks look great left natural. We clean and brighten the wood back to a stain-ready surface, and decks often come up better than owners expect, so it’s worth seeing the finished result before you decide either way. If you do want it stained or sealed, we can arrange that alongside our cleaning through Turtle Painting in Barrie, or you’re welcome to arrange it yourself. Nord cleans and preps — we don’t apply the finish ourselves.
Can you clean fences and railings too, not just the deck?
Yes — decks, railings, and fences all get the same wood-safe treatment, and they’re usually best done together so everything matches once it’s clean.
How often should a deck be cleaned?
A wash every year or two keeps most decks looking good and the boards healthy; shaded and treed yards green up faster and benefit from annual cleaning. If you seal the wood, a fresh clean beforehand is what makes the finish take evenly and last.
More questions? See the full FAQ or transparent pricing guide — real numbers, not “call for a quote.”
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