Different materials need different pressure.
Vinyl, aluminum and wood do not all clean the same way. Highwater adjusts the method to the material instead of using one aggressive setting everywhere.
How the material changes the job
Vinyl
Vinyl fencing can collect green organic growth and dirt, especially on shaded runs and areas close to landscaping.
Aluminum
Aluminum fencing and rails need controlled cleaning around finishes, joints and surrounding plants.
Wood
Wood needs a lighter touch. Too much direct pressure can raise the grain and leave the surface rough.
What we focus on
- Cleaning the visible buildup without unnecessary force
- Adjusting pressure to the material
- Working around landscaping and nearby surfaces
- Keeping the finish as even as possible
What we avoid
- Treating wood like a concrete slab
- Using one pressure setting for every material
- Rushing sections that need a slower pass
- Calling every stain removable before seeing it
Fence & deck FAQs
Can you clean wood fences?
Yes, but wood needs a lighter cleaning approach than concrete to reduce the chance of raising the grain.
Can you clean vinyl fencing?
Yes. Vinyl fencing is a common washable exterior surface and can be quoted based on the length and condition.
Do you clean decks?
Deck cleaning can be quoted after reviewing the surface material, age and condition.