Fence Washing for Every Panel, Post, and Gate
Fencing sits low to the ground and close to sprinklers, soil, and shade, which makes it one of the first things to show dirt, mold spotting, and mineral streaks. We wash every panel and post with a pressure setting matched to the material so the whole fence line comes back looking consistent.
What's Included
Every Fence Washing visit includes
- Panel-by-panel inspection to identify problem sections before washing
- Adjustable pressure settings suited to wood, vinyl, or chain-link material
- Mold and mildew spot treatment on shaded fence sections
- Removal of sprinkler overspray mineral staining along the base
- Clearing of dirt and cobwebs from posts and corner joints
- Rinse-down of the ground line where grass clippings and soil accumulate
- Attention to gate hardware areas to avoid pressure damage
Why It Matters
A stained or moldy fence line drags down the overall look of an otherwise well-kept yard, even when the rest of the landscaping is in good shape. Mold and mildew growth on wood fencing can also work into the grain over time, making later cleanings less effective the longer it’s left untreated. Keeping the fence washed on a regular basis helps preserve its appearance and makes it easier to spot damaged boards or hardware that need repair.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will pressure washing loosen boards on an older wood fence?
We reduce pressure and adjust technique on aging or weathered wood specifically to avoid splintering or loosening boards, focusing on cleaning rather than forcing water into worn joints.
Can you remove the white mineral marks near my sprinklers?
Yes, mineral and hard water staining near sprinkler lines responds well to our cleaning process, though heavily calcified buildup may need a follow-up treatment for full removal.
Do you wash both sides of a shared fence line?
We can clean both sides when access allows; for shared property lines, we recommend confirming with your neighbor first if the far side sits on their property.