Composite Fence Cleaning

What This Service Involves

Composite fence panels resist rot but still grow a stubborn mildew film in shaded, damp yards common across the region. We follow the low-pressure methods composite makers recommend so the wood-plastic blend keeps its texture and color. A dwell-time cleaner breaks down the organic staining that settles into the grain pattern, and a thorough rinse carries it away. You get the low-maintenance look composite promises without the dingy shadow that creeps in over a couple of wet winters.

Benefits

Removes mildew that settles into the composite grain texture; Follows manufacturer-approved low-pressure methods; Protects the color and finish from warranty-voiding damage; Renews the low-maintenance appearance the material is known for

Our Process

1) Confirm the composite brand's cleaning guidelines; 2) Apply a compatible cleaner and allow it to dwell; 3) Rinse at low pressure to protect the surface; 4) Inspect panels for any remaining shaded spots

What Affects the Cost

Amount of composite fencing to clean; Whether both sides are treated; Extent of mildew from surrounding tree cover; Panel style and surface texture; Access to the full fence line

Best Time of Year

Clean composite in late spring or summer so shaded panels dry before the mildew has a chance to reestablish.