Algae and mildew can cling to vinyl fences, and a garden hose often won’t remove established growth. Sean’s Property Services applies a soap and algaecide mix to treat it, then rinses the fence with plenty of water instead of high pressure. Call us at 978-995-3110 to get the green buildup cleaned off your fence.
Vinyl is the fence we clean, and it comes in two styles around here.
Privacy fences are built from large panels, which makes them the quicker of the two styles to clean. Each panel gets the algaecide and soap mix, a dwell to kill the growth, and a rinse with volume of water rather than pressure. Vinyl is the standard fence in the area, so this is most of what we see.
A picket fence takes more time. Every picket has its own nooks and crannies, and we clean each one. The method is the same as a privacy fence: algaecide and soap mix, dwell, then rinse.
Here is what you get when we clean your fence.
Vinyl is what our crew cleans, day in and day out. The algaecide and soap mix and the gentle rinse are matched to it. You're not getting a one-size-fits-all treatment that happens to land on your fence.
Fences run right alongside gardens and shrubs. Property protection is our first priority on every job. A second technician keeps the plants and beds along the fence line rinsed with plain water the whole time we work.
Here is the whole thing, start to finish.
Call, text, or use the form. Our office assistant usually picks up. We look up your property from the address and ask for a couple of photos if we need them. If you'd rather, we come out in person. The price comes from the number of sections and the style of fence. We send the estimate for you to accept online, no pressure.
Accepting the estimate books you right away. You'll get a text and email with your date and a one-hour arrival window. We send a reminder the day before and the day of, then an on-the-way message with an ETA.
The crew knocks to let you know we're here, then connects to your outdoor spigot. You don't have to stand outside with us.
We apply the algaecide and soap mix to every panel or picket with a pump sprayer. The strength is matched to how much growth is on the fence. Then it sits and does its job, killing the green down to the surface.
We rinse with volume of water rather than pressure. The dead growth comes off the vinyl and your fence is left clean.
The crew tells you we're finished, rolls up the hoses, and heads out. The invoice follows. If anything isn't right, call us.
Fence cleaning is priced by how many sections you have and the style of fence. The exact number comes from your address and the estimate.
Starting at $175. The price climbs with the number of sections. Privacy fences are priced per panel. Picket fences take more labor than privacy panels, so they cost a bit more for the same length.
10% off when you book three or more services. Fence cleaning counts toward it, and it pairs naturally with a house wash or a deck cleaning. It's a standing offer, not a one-time promo.
We stand by our work. If something isn't right because of something we did, we'll come back and make it right. No runaround. Call us, send a photo or let us come look ourselves, and if it's on us, we fix it.
We'll clean a fence with a broken panel or two if that's what you want. A fence that's falling apart isn't one we'll put water on. We give you a straight answer up front, and if a fence is past cleaning we tell you rather than take your money for it.
Most fence cleanings run one to four hours. It depends on the length of the fence and the number of sections, and picket styles take longer than privacy panels because of all the edges.
