Fence Cleaning & Washing
Texas sun turns cedar fences gray, sprinklers feed algae along the bottom rail, and a decade of dust settles into the grain. A properly washed fence is one of the most dramatic transformations in pressure washing, with original wood color coming back panel by panel.
Wood is soft, so we treat it that way: eco-safe pre-treatment to break down the gray oxidation and organic growth, then controlled low pressure that cleans with the grain instead of furring it. Vinyl and metal fences get their own approach. Every job is documented with before & after photos.
The full treatment
- Cedar, pine, vinyl, and wrought iron fencing
- Gray weathering and oxidation removal from wood
- Algae and sprinkler staining along bottom rails
- Controlled pressure, with no furring, splintering, or etching
- Ideal prep before staining or sealing
Good to know
Will pressure washing splinter my wood fence?
Careless high pressure will. We pre-treat so the wash can run at low, controlled pressure with the grain. The chemistry lifts the gray layer, the water just rinses it away.
Should I clean my fence before staining it?
Absolutely. Stain applied over gray, dirty wood fails early and looks blotchy. A professional wash gives stain a clean surface to bond to and dramatically extends its life.
Can you clean just one side of the fence?
Yes. We quote per project, so if you only need your street-facing side or a shared fence line cleaned, we will price exactly that.
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