North Texas storms have a way of spreading black mold and algae across a whole neighborhood, and after a bad one it can drift in on the wind from a property two doors down. Your fence catches all of it, the same way your siding does. Over a season or two, the dirt, mildew, and staining settle into the fence line until the whole run looks tired.
We clean fences of nearly every common material, wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, brick, and limestone, using commercial-grade chemistry to lift dirt, mold, mildew, algae, oxidation, rust stains, and the general staining that builds up over time. At Green Blast Solutions we match the method to the material, so the fence comes clean without getting damaged in the process.
If your fence line is looking worse for wear, give us a call at (214) 206-6118 and we’ll take a look.
Wood fences get commercial-grade chemistry matched to the material, lifting the dirt, mold, mildew, algae, and general staining that collect along the boards. We keep the method suited to wood so the surface isn’t damaged while it’s being cleaned. The same soft-wash approach we use to wash the house works on wood fencing, so a lot of homeowners have us clean both while we’re out.
Vinyl generally responds well and needs less agitation than most materials. Our commercial-grade chemistry clears the mold, mildew, algae, and general grime, and we clean it without the high pressure that could mar the surface.
For aluminum we match the chemistry to the metal to clear dirt, mildew, algae, oxidation, and staining. The method stays matched to the material so the finish comes through clean and undamaged.
Chain link gets cleaned across both the mesh and the framework, clearing out the dirt, mold, and algae that work their way into the links, along with the rust staining that metal fencing tends to pick up. Heavier rust marks are their own job, and our rust removal service handles the staining that a general wash leaves behind. Because the growth hides in the weave and along the top rail, we work the chemistry through the whole span rather than just hitting the flat face.
Brick fencing is a common sight around here, and our commercial-grade chemistry lifts the mold, algae, and general staining out of it. We keep the approach soft so the brick and the mortar aren’t damaged.
Limestone is a common Texas building and fence material, and we clean it with commercial-grade chemistry matched to the stone. It shows up often on North Texas fences and facades, so it’s a material we clean regularly.
Here’s what you get when you bring us out to clean your fence.
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, brick, and limestone each get the method and the chemistry that suit them. Nothing gets one aggressive approach forced onto it, which is how a fence ends up cleaned without damage instead of scoured.
We use commercial-grade chemicals and professional equipment, never watered-down hardware-store products or rental machines, so the job is done right, even on large commercial buildings. On a fence, that grade of chemistry is what actually kills and lifts the mold, mildew, algae, and staining. A rental-grade rinse just wets the surface down and leaves the growth behind.
We don’t max out the pressure; we let our chemicals do the work, so we clean without damaging brick, siding, or shingles. That same care carries straight to your fence, keeping wood, vinyl, aluminum, and limestone safe while the surface comes clean.
Before we start, we rinse down all your plants and landscaping so chemicals don’t settle on them; protecting your yard is the first step of every job. Fence lines tend to run right through gardens and beds, so this one matters especially here.
Our rates stay consistent no matter where you are; we charge a fair, professional rate, never inflated just because of the neighborhood. You’ll get the same fair number for your fence cleaning that any homeowner across the area would.
We set honest, realistic expectations and never overpromise, and we schedule faster than most, communicating with you from quote through completion. We’ll tell you up front what will come off your fence and what long-set staining might take, so the result we promise is the result you get.
It starts with you reaching out, and a call is the easiest way to do it. We’ll ask about the fence material, its length, and what you want cleaned, then put together a free estimate. Residential jobs are usually measured by square footage, often remotely with Google Earth, so we can get you a number without much back-and-forth.
Once you approve the estimate, we book the job and get you on the schedule. From that first quote all the way through to completion, we keep you in the loop so you’re never wondering where things stand.
Before any chemistry touches the fence, we match the method and the product to the material, whether that’s wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, brick, or limestone, so it’s cleaned without damage. Vinyl, for instance, generally needs less agitation than the rest. We work with commercial-grade chemicals and either a pressure washer or a soft-wash approach, whichever the material calls for.
We apply commercial-grade chemistry to kill and lift the mold, mildew, algae, oxidation, rust stains, and general staining that have built up along the fence. We give it time to break the growth down so it releases from the surface fully rather than smearing around.
Once the chemistry has done its job, we rinse the fence clean. We finish by rinsing your plants and landscaping down again so nothing is left sitting on them.
When you’re around, we’ll walk the finished fence with you so you can see the result for yourself. The invoice only comes after you’re happy with how it turned out, not before.
If you’re not satisfied, show us the spot and we’ll re-clean it, up to redoing the whole job. That’s the standard behind every fence we clean, and it’s the reason we don’t send an invoice until you’re satisfied with the result.
Most of what builds up on a fence comes off. We remove dirt, mold, mildew, algae, oxidation, rust stains, and general staining with commercial-grade chemistry, and the organic growth like mold, mildew, and algae gets killed and lifted. Heavy or long-set staining usually improves a great deal, and where a deep stain has set into the material for good, we’ll tell you honestly what to expect before we start so there are no surprises.
Fence cleaning is quoted per job, because the material, the length, and the condition of the fence all factor into the price, so there’s no single flat rate. Reach out for a free estimate and we’ll assess it; residential jobs are often measured by square footage, sometimes remotely. Whatever the number lands at, our rates stay consistent no matter the neighborhood, always a fair, professional rate.
You don’t have to be there the whole time for exterior fence cleaning, as long as we can get to the fence. We’re glad to walk the finished job with you when you’re around, but it isn’t required. Just let us know about any gate codes, locks, or pets when you book so we can plan access.
Getting a fence cleaning quote is free and comes with no obligation, just an honest look at your fence and a fair number to go with it. If you’re a Frisco homeowner whose fence line has seen better days, we’d be glad to bring it back. Call us at (214) 206-6118 and we’ll get you scheduled.
