Fence Cleaning

YORK FENCE CLEANING TO KEEP YOUR FENCE LOOKING FRESH

When you need fence cleaning for your York home, the best company to call is Smocks Pressure Wash, and you will get the results that have made us the best choice for the area. We're ready to restore the visual and material quality of your fences with our expert pressure washing methods. One call to us, and you'll be blown away by the results for your residential property, whether it's fence cleaning, house washing, or any of our other wonderful services.

A LOCAL FAVORITE FOR WOOD & VINYL FENCE WASHING SERVICES

No matter what the material of your fence, Smocks Pressure Wash can get it clean. We'll do more than just wipe off the dirt, though. We can get those hard-to-treat stains off of your fence to brighten and restore the color back to the structure. It'll look like you had a new fence installed when we finish our cleaning because of the drastic improvement we can promise.

FENCE PRESSURE WASHING TO EXTEND THE LIFESPAN OF YOUR FENCING

Keeping your fence free of debris is a great way to protect your fences. Fence cleaning, when performed routinely, will protect it from materials that promote rot and breakage, meaning that your fences will be standing much longer than if you had left them alone. When your neighbor is shelling out a ton of money for costly fence repair, you'll be glad you called Smocks Pressure Wash to take care of your fence and make it stronger in the long run.

FREQUENTLY ASKED FENCE CLEANING QUESTIONS

Have some questions about fence cleaning? We at Smocks Pressure Wash have the answers.

SHOULD I CLEAN MY FENCE BEFORE I PAIN OR STAIN IT?

Yes! If you were to paint or stain before a fence cleaning, you would actually be painting dirt. While it may look alright for a short time, the paint job would age very quickly because it wouldn't penetrate down to the wood to give you long-lasting color. Get great results from your color attempts by first investing in fence cleaning from Smocks Pressure Wash.
HOW DOES FENCE CLEANING EXTEND MY FENCING'S LIFESPAN?

There are many materials, organic or otherwise, that cling to the surface of your fence. These may include things like algae, mold, and dirt. One thing these contaminants are known for is trapping moisture up against your fence. Constantly being exposed to moisture is detrimental to wooden structures as they are prone to rot if not allowed to dry properly.