The humid Gulf Coast climate here is hard on a fence. Heavy moisture, frequent rain, and salt air off the beachfront let algae, mildew, and green and black staining take hold fast, and the shaded or north-facing sections show it first. A fence here needs cleaning more often than one in a drier climate, and neglect starts to show within a season or two.
We soft wash fences and match the cleaning to the material, so a vinyl, wood, or composite fence each gets the approach it actually needs. For a fence that has gone years without attention, we have a heavier restoration-cleaning option that lifts the buildup a light wash alone won’t touch. Here at Florida Pro Wash, we handle fences across the beachfront, and we are happy to size yours up before you commit to anything.
If your fence is looking green, gray, or streaked, give us a call at (850) 919-9274 and we’ll get you a straight answer on what it needs.
We match the cleaning method to the fence material, since vinyl, wood, and composite each call for a different touch.
Vinyl is the most common fence material in this area, and it cleans up well. We use a light soft wash that lifts algae, mildew, and dirt without any pressure that could mark or crack the material. For most vinyl fences, that standard soft wash is all it takes to bring the color back.
For a wood fence in good shape, a light soft wash does the job. When the wood is weathered and carrying heavy buildup, we step up to restoration cleaning, adding controlled higher pressure plus a brightening agent to lift the stubborn growth and bring the tone back. Either way, we leave the wood as a clean slate; we do not stain, seal, or refinish it.
Composite, sometimes called poly-wood, gets the same light soft wash approach we use on composite decks. It is safe, low-pressure cleaning that clears the surface growth and grime without harming the material.
Every fence gets the approach its material actually calls for, which is what keeps the surface safe while it gets clean. A one-size-fits-all blast is how vinyl gets marked and wood gets torn, and dialing the method to the material is how we avoid both and still get a genuinely clean result.
On a fence that has gone years without a cleaning, we tell you up front what restoration cleaning will bring back before we start. Much of the staining lifts, some of it has settled into the material over time, and you will get a straight read from us on the likely result rather than an oversell.
We rinse the landscaping and plants along the fence line before, during, and after the job, and we keep our solutions diluted the whole time. The greenery around your fence stays protected while the fence itself gets clean.
Reach out by phone or online and we’ll size the job by the square footage of your fence, then price it by the right method for the material. You get a free quote before any work starts, and we can put that together remotely or on site depending on your fence and your schedule.
Once you’re booked, you’ll get an automated reminder about two days out to confirm the appointment. On the day itself, you’ll hear from us with an on-our-way message, a note when the job starts, and another when it’s finished, so you always know where things stand.
For most fences, including vinyl, composite, and wood in good shape, we run our soft-wash system at low pressure so the material stays safe. We apply a solution mixed low, sodium hypochlorite at one to two percent, that kills and lifts algae, mildew, and dirt, let it dwell, then rinse the fence clean.
When a wood fence has heavy buildup, we add controlled higher pressure to blast off what the soft wash leaves behind, then apply a brightening agent, sodium percarbonate or oxalic acid, to restore the wood tone. This is the higher end of the price range, and it delivers a clean, brightened surface ready to enjoy as is.
We aim to walk the finished fence with you before we leave, and your invoice, with before-and-after photos, follows once you’re satisfied with the work. If you’re a second-home or vacation-rental owner who isn’t on site, you get the same close over photos and messages, so you can see the result from wherever you are.
Fence cleaning is priced by the square footage of the fence. Where a job lands in the range depends on the material and whether it needs a standard clean or a full restoration cleaning.
Every fence cleaning job is backed by our satisfaction guarantee: If something’s not right, we’ll make it right, we don’t consider a job done until you’re satisfied. That promise holds whether we close the job out with you in person or, for customers who are off site, over the before-and-after photos and messages we send.
No. We clean and, where the fence needs it, restoration-clean, but we do not stain, seal, or refinish. We leave the fence as a clean slate, so the result is a clean fence rather than a re-coated one. If you’re after a new finish on the wood, that’s a different trade from what we do.
We can get a weathered wood fence significantly cleaner with restoration cleaning, which uses controlled higher pressure plus brightening agents like sodium percarbonate or oxalic acid. We’re honest up front, though: a fence that has gone years without attention may not come all the way back to like-new. We’ll tell you what to expect before we start so there are no surprises.
Generally, no. Many of the customers we serve are second-home and vacation-rental owners, so we handle jobs remotely and keep you updated by message and photo throughout. You’ll get day-of updates and before-and-after photos, and we’ll walk the finished job with you when you’re on site.
A clean fence sharpens the look of your whole property, and it starts with a free quote sized to your fence, no obligation. Whether your place is a full-time home or a beachfront rental in Panama City Beach, we’ll get you a clear price and a schedule that works. Call us at (850) 919-9274 to get on the books.
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