Fence Washing in University City, NC

University City fencing — Highland Creek, Prosperity Church, and the surrounding tract neighborhoods — is dominated by builder-grade vinyl privacy fencing and pressure-treated pine, almost all of it under HOA jurisdiction. The cleaning challenge here is volume: long uniform runs, repeated lot after lot, where consistency matters more than artistry. We pre-rinse the full run plus adjacent turf and beds before detergent touches the fence.

Vinyl is washed under 1,200 PSI with a soft-wash detergent that lifts algae, pollen, and red clay splash without dulling the panel surface. Pressure-treated pine stays under 1,500 PSI, working with the grain, so we clean without raising fibers or driving water deep into the wood. Any aluminum decorative sections or pool fencing get the same low-pressure soft-wash treatment with a rust-inhibiting rinse on hardware. A full post-rinse of beds and turf finishes the job and keeps HOA inspectors satisfied without leaving detergent residue on irrigation-fed landscaping.