Iron Fence Washing

What This Service Involves

Ornamental iron fences add character but every scroll and finial traps grime, and our humidity encourages surface rust to bleed down the pickets. We wash the metal and its coating at a measured pressure that clears the buildup while leaving protective paint intact. Detailed sections get attention so dirt doesn't stay lodged in the decorative work. Spotting rust early during the wash also gives you a chance to address it before it spreads under the finish.

Benefits

Clears grime lodged in scrollwork and decorative detail; Rinses surface rust streaks off pickets and rails; Protects the existing paint or powder coat finish; Reveals rust spots early so they can be treated

Our Process

1) Inspect the coating and note any rust or chipping; 2) Apply a cleaner to loosen grime and light rust; 3) Wash the metal at a pressure that spares the finish; 4) Rinse and dry-check detailed sections for trapped dirt

What Affects the Cost

Length and height of the iron fencing; Amount of decorative detail to clean around; Extent of surface rust and staining; Condition of the paint or powder coat; Access along the full run

Best Time of Year

A dry summer day helps the metal dry quickly and lowers the chance of new rust forming after the wash.