Fence Washing in Charlotte, NC

Charlotte's mix of fence styles means we calibrate every job before we start. Privacy wood gets cleaned under 1,500 PSI moving with the grain to lift algae and red clay splash without furring the boards, while vinyl and aluminum panels in newer neighborhoods get a sub-1,200 PSI soft-wash with sodium hypochlorite blend to dissolve mildew. The decorative wrought iron common around Myers Park, Eastover, and Dilworth requires careful chemistry — we neutralize tannin and biofilm without flashing the metal, then towel-dry detailed scrollwork to discourage rust pinpricks.

Before any chemistry hits the panels we pre-rinse boxwoods, hydrangeas, and turf along the fence line, and we re-rinse those ornamentals once we wrap. Oak canopies across the city dump tannin onto white vinyl all summer, so we work bottom-to-top to avoid streak shadows and finish with a clean-water pass.