Restore, then protect
A freshly restored surface is clean, but it's also open. Iron, minerals and salt find it just as easily as before. A protective treatment gives the next round of staining less to grip, so it rinses off more easily and builds up more slowly between visits.
- Vinyl fencing
- Stucco
- Pavers
- Glass
- Metal railings
- Fiberglass & trim
How it fits the Clean Bright method
- Restore. Rust, mineral, salt or oxidation removed first.
- Protect. The right protection for that material, where it's suitable.
- Preserve. Scheduled visits renew it and catch new staining early.
Protection slows staining down. It doesn't stop irrigation water from hitting your house. The most effective plan is protection plus a preservation schedule, and adjusting sprinkler heads that spray surfaces directly.
Pricing
Protection is quoted with your restoration and renewed as part of any preservation plan.
Questions about surface protection
Is protection suitable for every surface?
No. Some materials don't benefit from it, and we only apply it where it helps.
How long does protection last?
It depends on sun, water and the surface; preservation visits renew it before it wears through.
Can I get protection without a restoration?
It works best on a freshly restored surface, so we apply it right after restoring.