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<p>We clean commercial fencing, gates and enclosures — perimeter and security fencing, dumpster and compactor enclosures, amenity and pool fencing, and the screening around plant and utility areas.</p><p>These are the surfaces that quietly age a property. Fencing sits at the boundary collecting algae, mildew and road film, and because it belongs to nobody in particular it is usually the last thing on a maintenance list. From the street it is often the first thing anyone sees.</p><p>Method follows the material: vinyl and coated metal take a soft wash with the appropriate solution; masonry enclosure walls take a firmer approach; timber screening needs low pressure to avoid raising the grain.</p><p>Dumpster enclosures are most often cleaned as part of the pad — walls, gates and pad together, since cleaning one and not the others is immediately obvious.</p>
Fences are prone to damage due to direct exposure of environmental factors such as dirt, debris and mildew. Regularly pressure washing your fences can increase longevity.
Living in the southeast, pollen count gets high when it’s that time of the year. Pollen, moss, and other allergens build up on fences. Cleaning these allergens off fences helps promote better health.
Regular pressure washing of your fence helps give your exterior a clean, appealing look.
Properly maintaining the structure of your fence will ensure that your fence will continue to do its purpose of being a deterrent for trespassers and intruders and keeps unwanted wild animals off your property as well.