Many homeowners believe that high-pressure washing is the best way to clean outdoor teak furniture. However, this aggressive method often does more harm than good. The Problem with Pressure Teak wood has a natural grain structure that can be easily damaged by concentrated water pressure. Blasting the wood lifts the soft fibers, resulting in a fuzzy, rough surface that feels unpleasant to the touch and collects dirt more rapidly. Our Gentle Approach At Teak & Shine, we use a preservation-first, two-step hand wash process. This chemical cleaning lifts dirt, mold, and gray oxidation without mechanically eroding the wood surface. The result is a smooth, uniform finish that preserves the structural integrity of your furniture.
Teak & Shine — (631) 796-9505 — cleanmyteak@gmail.com
Serving Montauk, Amagansett, East Hampton, Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor, Water Mill, Southampton, Quogue Village.