Serving Kelowna, West Kelowna, Vernon, Penticton, Lake Country
Deck & Fence Washing in the Okanagan
Restore wood & composite decks, fences & railings. Every quote is free and fully insured.
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By Aris Muzela, Founder · Published Aug 1, 2026 · Updated Aug 3, 2026
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Ogopogo Pressure Washing provides deck & fence washing across Kelowna, West Kelowna, Vernon, Penticton, Lake Country in the Okanagan. Restore wood & composite decks, fences & railings. Free quotes, no obligation.
Deck & Fence Washing restores wood, composite, and vinyl surfaces using pressure washing and specialized treatments. We remove mildew, mold, and grey weathering, then prepare surfaces for staining or sealing—reviving faded wood and making decks and railings safe and beautiful again.
What’s Included
Deck & Fence Washing — Done Right, Every Time
- Wood, composite & vinyl decks
- Fences, railings, pergolas & gates
- Mildew, mold & grey-wood treatment
- Surface prep for staining or sealing (on request)
Why Ogopogo
Why Okanagan Properties Choose Us
Restores faded, grey wood to a natural tone
Removes slip-hazard algae from deck boards and stairs
Preps surfaces properly before stain or sealant goes on
Pricing Guide
Okanagan Deck & Fence Washing Pricing
| Scenario / Surface | Typical Okanagan Range |
|---|---|
| Deck or patio | $150 – $400 |
| Fence line | $100 – $350 |
Ranges are typical — every job is quoted free. Every property is different — the only way to get an exact number is a free quote.
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FAQ
Deck & Fence Washing FAQs
A typical deck or patio runs $150–$400 and a fence line runs $100–$350, depending on square footage and how much mildew or grey, weathered wood we're treating. Composite decking and cedar fences each need a slightly different approach, which we account for in the quote.
Yes — we offer a wood-brightener step on request that opens the grain and neutralizes tannins after washing, giving stain or sealant something clean to bond to. Ask for it when you book if you're staining afterward.
Not at the pressure and technique we use. Bare or older wood gouges easily under high pressure, so we dial it back and, when needed, soft wash instead — especially on softer woods like cedar or older pressure-treated boards.
Yes. Composite needs lower pressure than wood since it can scuff or discolor under a hard blast — we treat it accordingly so you don't risk voiding a manufacturer warranty.
Late spring, before the weather turns for good — most people want it done a few weeks ahead of the first backyard barbecue. We also see steady fall bookings from people clearing leaf staining before winter.