Fence Cleaning in
San Antonio, TX

No. We use a low pressure (under 800 PSI) with soft bristle brushes and wood-safe detergents. Areas with rot or splinter risk are skipped or cleaned with ultra-low pressure.

No. As long as techs have access to water and your yard, the service can be performed. If you’re home, they’ll walk the fence line before and after.

Yes. A dedicated crew member pre-waters and post-rinses landscaping to prevent damage. No tarps are used in South Texas due to heat risk.

Typically 9–12 months. However, shaded or moisture-prone fence lines may require touch-up cleaning every 6–9 months.

We offer a 48-hour satisfaction guarantee. They’ll return to address missed areas—at no extra cost.

For most fences, chemical-free cleaning is not effective. We use low-concentration, plant-safe solutions. Clients requesting chemical-free service are informed of limitations before booking.

Absolutely. If our technicians find any areas that are too rotted, splintered, or unstable, we’ll point them out and discuss them with you before proceeding. We prioritize safety and won’t clean surfaces that could be harmed by the process.

We use a combination of pre-soaking, taping, and visual inspection to protect sensitive areas. Sprinkler heads are noted during setup, electrical outlets are taped off, and a crew member is often assigned to manage plant and lawn safety during the cleaning.

While we don’t offer formal fence cleaning plans, many customers schedule this service annually or biannually. You can easily bundle it with other exterior services like house washing or driveway cleaning for added savings and convenience.