Can you clean a fence before staining it?

Yes, and it is the right order. Washing first gives you a clean surface to seal. Just allow drying time before the stain goes on.

Will the wood look brand new?

It will look dramatically better. Deep gray weathering and old stain wear are not always fully reversible with cleaning alone.

What about the plants growing on the fence?

We water them down before and after and work around them. If a vine is thick enough to hide the boards, we will tell you what we can and cannot reach.

Fence Washing

Refresh wood, vinyl, composite, and suitable metal fences by removing algae, mold, dirt, and discoloration.

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Professional pressure washer spray nozzle cleaning a weathered wood fence, showing the visible clean line where algae and mildew are washed away

The Problem We Solve

Fences sit in shade, soil, and sprinkler spray all year, so they go green and gray fast. Too much pressure fuzzes up wood, cuts the finish, and leaves obvious stripes.

How the Service Works

We look at what your fence is made of — wood, vinyl, composite, or metal — along with its age and finish, then clean it accordingly. Wood and finished surfaces get the gentle treatment; sturdier materials can take a little more. Algae, mildew, dirt, and gray weathering come off and the fence line looks cared for again along the yard, pool, or property edge. Washing is not staining or repair, but a clean fence shows you exactly which boards need attention and gives you a good surface to seal later.

A clean fence line makes the rest of the yard obvious — most people do the deck or patio at the same time, or the whole exterior with soft washing.

You can also see finished jobs like this one in our project gallery.

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