Clean Smart USA LLC

Clean Smart USA Wood Restoration Services

Cleaning the surface

Cleaning wood is a delicate process that involves using various chemicals, often foamed onto the surface, to remove previous coatings without applying pressure that could mar or damage the wood's surface

Prepping the surface

After the cleaning process is complete, the surface is left to dry to ensure the best results for application. We use moisture meters to confirm the wood's dryness, ensuring optimal product penetration.

Prepping the surface continued

For some projects, it may be necessary to remove spindles, post caps, and other components. At this stage, we also perform sanding if the surface conditions require it.

protection of areas

After the surface has been prepped, we carefully mask off windows, doors, and any other areas where the product should not be applied.

final step

We carefully apply your chosen color from our wide selection using an airless spraying technique, followed by back brushing to work the product deep into the wood. This process protects your wooden structure, enhances its appearance, and adds value to your property.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at cleansmartoffice@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How does the process work?

Given the various factors involved with decks, Log homes, and fences, and other structures we will visit your property to discuss all the details and provide a quote. If approved, we will order the necessary materials and schedule the work during that visit.

Can this be done if we have painted our deck and the coating is failing?

Paint generally needs to be stripped from the surface using different types of chemicals, depending on the coating. During our visit, we will verify whether the coating can be removed and provide a clear explanation of realistic expectations for the removal process.

does this work with Penetration sealed wood as a color option?

Yes, in most cases, this product will penetrate and color the wood fibers, even if densifying products have been previously applied. However, we will need to verify the type of product that was applied beforehand.