Fence Cleaning in Lewes & Sussex County, DE
Vinyl and wood fences cleaned — green algae buildup removed with a product and pressure matched to the fence material.
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What's included
What a fence cleaning job covers
- Vinyl and wood fences cleaned
- Green algae buildup removed from panels and posts
- Product and pressure matched to the fence material — vinyl and wood aren't treated the same
- Both sides of the fence line covered, not just the street-facing side
- Landscaping along the fence line protected the same way as every job
How it works
The cleaning process
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Fence material identified first
Vinyl and wood aren't cleaned the same way, so the fence material sets the product and pressure before anything else happens.
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Algae treated across the full fence line
A cleaning solution matched to the material goes on, breaking down green algae buildup on panels and posts, both sides.
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Rinse and a final walkthrough
The fence gets rinsed clean, landscaping along the line gets rinsed too, and we walk the property with you so you can see the result.
Every job follows the same protection protocol — see exactly what that means →
Real jobs
What a cleaned fence line looks like
HOA communities
A clean fence line matters for HOA compliance
Sussex County has a lot of HOA communities, and a green, algae-streaked fence is one of the first things a compliance walk flags. A clean fence line is an easy way to stay ahead of it. If you manage a whole community rather than a single property, that's a conversation for our commercial services.
Pricing
How fence cleaning is priced
Every job gets priced on-site, not off a generic rate — fence length, material and how much algae buildup there is all change the time it takes, so we look at the fence before we quote a price.
Every job has a $400 minimum.
FAQ
Fence cleaning questions
Will this damage vinyl fencing?
No. Vinyl fencing gets the same matched product and pressure approach used on siding — it's built to clean vinyl safely, not strip or damage it.
Does this work on wood fences too?
Yes, with a different treatment than vinyl. Wood and vinyl aren't cleaned the same way, so the approach is matched to whichever fence material is actually on the property.
Do you clean both sides of the fence?
Yes, the full fence line gets cleaned, not just the side facing the street or the house.