Court Pressure Washing

What This Service Involves

Multi-use sport courts across Western Washington accumulate slick organic growth that degrades both safety and appearance. Our crews apply coating-safe pressure and treatments to strip moss, algae, and embedded dirt from tennis, basketball, and pickleball surfaces without harming lines or acrylic finishes. Clean courts recover traction and extend the interval between costly resurfacing. We work around programmed play and leave surfaces ready for immediate public use.

Benefits

Recovers surface traction lost to moss and algae; Protects acrylic coatings and painted lines during cleaning; Delays expensive full-court resurfacing cycles; Improves the appearance of visible public amenities; Minimizes closures by cleaning around program schedules

Our Process

1) Inspect coating type, lines, and surface sensitivity; 2) Pre-treat organic growth and heavy staining; 3) Pressure-wash at finish-safe settings and rinse clean; 4) Confirm traction and document before-and-after conditions

What Affects the Cost

Total court area and number of surfaces; Severity of moss, algae, and staining; Coating sensitivity and required pressure limits; Number of sites and travel between them; Requested frequency across the play season

Best Time of Year

Washing is most effective spring through fall, with a pre-summer cleaning recommended ahead of peak programming.