Yes, pressure washers know how to dial down the pressure for composite decking. Your pressure washer will most likely use a gentler setting or even swap out the nozzle to make sure nothing gets damaged. Let your pressure washer know about your Trex when you book your appointment, they should be able to bring the right tools for the job.

Yes, pressure washers can move lighter items out of the way in order to do their job. However, for heavier things, like items weighing 100 pounds or more, it's better if you move them before. Talk to your pressure washer during the booking process to see what works for both of you.

Your pressure washer will usually come with their own cleaning products, but if you have a preferred brand, they can use yours instead. Let your pressure washer know or ask them which cleaning product is right for your particular surface when you are booking your appointment.

Pressure washers use commercial grade degreaser that's much stronger than what you can buy over the counter. They are usually designed to handle oil, grease, or other grime stains and outdoor surfaces. Ask your pressure washer for specific details when booking.

Yes, your pressure washer usually hooks up to your outdoor spigot. Some pressure washers bring their own water tanks, but that's rare.