Fence Cleaning St Johns FL | Wood & Vinyl Fence Washing
Why Does My Fence Turn Green?
Florida’s humidity creates ideal conditions for algae, mold and mildew to grow on fences. North-facing fences, shaded yards and sprinkler overspray often accelerate staining. Regular professional fence cleaning removes these contaminants before they permanently discolor the surface or shorten the life of your fence.
Fence Materials We Clean
Vinyl Fencing
If your vinyl fence has been installed for at least a year then you without a doubt have algae growth. Each morning your vinyl fence is covered from top to bottom in condensation. If you cut your grass early in the morning then grass clippings, dust, and dirt will cling to the moisture on the face of your fencing accelerating organic growth. If you can wait until all of the overnight condensation has completely dried to start lawn maintenance it helps, but the longer you wait the hotter outside it gets.
Wood Fencing
- cedar
- pine
- treated lumber
- mildew
- gray weathering
Frequently Asked Questions
Most Florida fences benefit from professional cleaning every 12–18 months. Homes with heavy tree cover, irrigation overspray or significant shade may require annual cleaning.
Yes. Using excessive pressure can damage wood fibers, leave pressure marks, remove colored stain,
etch vinyl, & damage painted finishes. We select the cleaning method based on the fence material and condition rather than using one pressure setting for every surface.
Absolutely. Many fences are better cleaned using soft washing instead of high pressure.
Yes. Most black algae, mildew, mold and green organic growth can be safely removed using professional cleaning solutions.
Most fences experience a dramatic improvement. The final appearance depends on age, UV exposure, oxidation, existing damage and staining.
Yes. Often times rust from lawn fertilizing companies accumulates along the base of vinyl fencing. We can happily remove rust stains for a small fee. Standard fence cleaning is for organic growth. Rust removal from fencing would be an added service.
Our Fence Cleaning Process
Step 1: Inspect fence check for
- loose boards
- damaged panels
- oxidation
- broken posts
- paint condition
Step 2: Apply professional cleaning solution
Allow proper dwell time.
Step 3: Soft wash or pressure wash
Choose the proper method based upon material.
Step 4: Detailed rinse
Step 5: Final walkthrough
