Fence Cleaning in Jacksonville, FL
We clean wood, vinyl, and chain-link fences throughout Jacksonville — using the pressure and technique appropriate to your fence material, since wood fences take real damage from the same pressure a vinyl fence can easily handle. Fences are one of the faster-growing spots for algae and mildew in our climate, thanks to shade, humidity, and sprinkler overspray. Often bundled with a house wash for combined pricing.
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Why Fences Get Dirty Faster Than You’d Expect
Fences take a real beating in Jacksonville’s climate. Constant humidity, shade from surrounding trees and landscaping, and sprinkler overspray all combine to make fences one of the faster-growing spots for algae and mildew on a property — often faster than a driveway or even siding, since fences are frequently the most shaded, least airflow-exposed surface in the yard.
Cleaning by Fence Material
- Wood fences. Need lower pressure and more careful technique than most other surfaces on your property — too much pressure can gouge, splinter, or strip wood fibers themselves, not just the buildup sitting on top of them. We treat wood fences closer to how we’d approach siding than how we’d approach a driveway.
- Vinyl fences. Hold up to slightly higher pressure and generally clean up quickly, similar to vinyl siding — buildup tends to sit on the surface rather than soaking into the material, so results come fast.
- Chain-link and metal fencing. Can develop rust staining in addition to algae, particularly in shaded or low-airflow sections of a yard, and sometimes needs a separate rust treatment approach on top of standard cleaning.
What It Costs
Fence cleaning is priced by linear footage, with wood fences typically taking more time (and costing somewhat more) than vinyl or chain-link due to the more careful technique required.