Fence Washing & Restoration
Almost every home in Princeton's newer communities has a board-on-board cedar fence — and after two or three North Texas summers, that warm cedar tone turns gray, green, or black. UV exposure, sprinkler overspray, and mildew are the culprits. Our low-pressure fence wash removes the dead gray surface fibers and organic growth, restoring the natural wood color without furring or splintering the boards the way high pressure does.
What we clean
- Cedar and pine privacy fences (both sides on request)
- Board-on-board and picket styles
- Iron and composite fencing
- Gates, posts and caps
HOA violation notices
Princeton HOAs regularly cite faded or mildewed fences. If you've received a notice, send us a photo of it with your address — we'll quote fast and schedule quickly so you can close out the violation.
Cleaning + staining
Cleaning alone restores color for a season or two. For lasting protection, we recommend a stain and seal after washing — it blocks UV graying and roughly doubles the life of the wood. Ask for a combined quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does fence cleaning cost?
Typical Princeton backyards run $150–$300 depending on linear footage and whether we wash one or both sides. Text us your approximate fence length for a quick quote.
Will washing damage my cedar fence?
No — we use low pressure and a wide fan pattern specifically to avoid furring the wood. High-pressure DIY washing is what shreds cedar.
Should I stain my fence after cleaning?
If you want the color to last, yes. Cleaning restores the wood; stain protects it. We recommend staining within two weeks of a wash while the wood is clean and dry.
Can you fix a leaning fence?
We're a cleaning company, not a fence contractor — but we're happy to point you to local repair pros we trust.
Get Your Free Quote Today
Call or text (469) 555-0123 — or request a quote online and we'll respond the same day.