Fence Cleaning services Auckland
We provide low–pressure fence cleaning services throughout. Our reliable and efficient team can tackle any fence washing job. Call us today to get a quote
Fence Cleaning Done Right
The process of cleaning fences can be tedious and time–consuming. It involves two steps: a chemical blend is used to soften the dirt buildup, followed by a precise low–pressure cleaning. Too much water pressure can harm the fence, and too little will not suffice for proper cleaning. With over six years of expertise and experience in water blasting, fence cleaning Auckland–wide, we have gained five–star Google reviews from locals and surely will get the job done and fair price.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Why is fence cleaning important?
A1: Fence cleaning is vital to remove dirt, mould, mildew, and stains that accumulate over time. Regular cleaning enhances the fence’s appearance, prevents damage, and prolongs its lifespan.
Q2: How often should I clean my fence?
A2: It’s recommended to clean your fence annually, but fences in high-moisture areas or those facing harsh weather might need more frequent cleaning.
Q3: What tools do I need for fence cleaning?
A3: You’ll need a bucket, a stiff bristle brush, a hose, mild soap or fence cleaner, safety goggles, gloves, and possibly a pressure washer.
Q4: Can I use a pressure washer to clean my fence?
A4: Yes, a pressure washer can be effective for fence cleaning. Use a lower pressure setting and maintain a safe distance to avoid damaging the wood or other materials.
Q5: How do I clean my fence without a pressure washer?
A5: Mix mild soap with water in a bucket. Use a stiff brush to scrub the fence, working in sections. Rinse thoroughly with a hose.
Q6: Can I use bleach on my fence?
A6: While bleach can remove stains, it might discolour the fence or harm nearby plants. It’s best to opt for a fence-specific cleaner.
Q7: How do I clean mould and mildew from my fence?
A7: Use a fence cleaner with mildewcide, or a mixture of vinegar and water, to scrub away mould and mildew. Rinse thoroughly.
Q8: Can I paint or stain my fence right after cleaning?
A8: It’s advisable to wait for the fence to dry completely before applying paint or stain, usually a few days.
Q9: How can I prevent future mould and mildew growth on my fence?
A9: Trim vegetation around the fence for improved airflow, ensure proper drainage, and apply a water-resistant sealant or stain.
Q10: Are there safety precautions for fence cleaning?
A10: Wear safety goggles and gloves to protect yourself from chemicals and debris. Follow instructions on cleaning products.
Q11: My fence has stubborn stains. What should I do?
A11: For tough stains, consider using specialised cleaners, gentle sanding, or seeking professional help.
Q12: Can I use a power washer on vinyl or metal fences?
A12: Yes, a power washer is generally safe for vinyl and metal fences. Use a lower pressure setting and test in an inconspicuous area first.
Q13: Is professional fence cleaning necessary?
A13: While you can clean your fence yourself, professionals have expertise and equipment to ensure thorough cleaning without causing damage.
Q14: How can I maintain my fence’s cleanliness after cleaning?
A14: Regularly remove debris, trim plants around the fence, and address spills promptly. Applying a protective sealant can also help maintain cleanliness.