Fence Pressure Washing

Most fences should be cleaned every one to three years. The right timing depends on the weather, shade, moisture, material, and how much dirt, mold, mildew, algae, grass stains, and other debris sit on the surface. Older fences and an old wood fence may need more care if buildup is easy to notice.

Yes, but different types of fences need different cleaning methods. A wood fence, vinyl fence, and other materials should not all be treated with the same amount of pressure. We look at the material and condition first, then choose the right nozzle, spray, soap, and pressure washing method for the job.

It can if a pressure washer or power washer is used incorrectly. Too much pressure can harm wood, paint, or other surfaces. We do not simply blast the fence with high pressure. We use as much pressure as needed to remove dirt, grime, stains, mold, mildew, and algae without putting the surface at risk.

Yes. Fence pressure washing can remove many common types of outdoor buildup, including algae, mold, mildew, grass stains, bird droppings, dirt, and other grime. Depending on the surface, we may use a combination of pressure, soap, and other cleaning methods. We take care around plants, pets, windows, and other areas near the fence.

Yes. We can clean an old wood fence and older fences, but we first check the wood and its condition. Wood can be more sensitive to pressure, especially when it is weathered. Our goal is to remove dirt and stains while being careful not to harm the wood grain or surface.

Yes. A vinyl fence can often be cleaned with the right pressure washing approach. We use enough power to clean vinyl and remove dirt, green algae, mildew, and stains without using more pressure than the material needs. We also rinse the fence well so soap and debris do not sit on the surface.

A little preparation can help us access the fence and complete the project efficiently. If possible, move items sitting close to the fence and make sure children and pets are away from the work area. We will also be aware of nearby plants, grass, windows, and other areas that could be affected by the spray. If you have a concern about access or something near the fence, let us know before the job.

The cost depends on the size of the fence, material, condition, access, and amount of dirt or buildup. We do not want to give you a number without understanding your project first. Contact us at (636) 633-6940, and we can learn more about your fence and provide a quote based on the work needed.