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Fence WashingDr. Phillips, FL
Half the vinyl privacy fencing out here turns green on the shaded side — you see it all through Sand Lake Hills and Orange Tree, white and tan panels filmed over where the oak canopy never lets the sun dry them. We lift the algae, mildew and gray weathering off wood, vinyl and aluminum with a low-pressure soft wash. The solution does the work, so we clean without the high pressure that splinters grain and cracks panels.
Why the Method Matters
Matches the Fence Material
Wood, vinyl, and aluminum do not respond to cleaning the same way. We adjust the treatment, dwell time, and rinse based on the material and its condition.
Loosens Buildup Before Rinsing
The cleaning solution breaks down algae, mildew, and dirt so the buildup can be rinsed away without relying on heavy pressure.
Cleans More Than the Panels
We clean the full accessible fence run, not just the darkest panels.
Leaves a More Even Finish
We clean across the accessible run instead of spot-cleaning only the worst areas, helping the fence look more consistent from end to end.
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Why Dr. Phillips Homeowners Trust Us With Their Fences
A fence is one of the first things a pressure washer ruins. Sand Lake Hills and Orange Tree are full of white and tan vinyl privacy fencing, and vinyl cracks or blows out whole panels the second you crank the pressure on it. The older wood runs on the estate lots splinter just as fast. Soft washing cleans all of it the right way: the cleaning solution kills the algae, mold and mildew, not just the staining they leave behind, then a gentle low-pressure rinse carries it away, without the high pressure that can gouge grain or crack pickets.
We're based in Kissimmee, about twenty-five minutes southeast — not a route we drive in from far away — and we clean fences across Dr. Phillips every week. Licensed and fully insured in Florida, 150+ five-star Google reviews, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee — you approve the finished fence before we call it done.
What Makes Us Different:
- Low-pressure cleaning matched to wood, vinyl and aluminum
- Professional soft wash system, not a pressure washer turned down
- We treat both sides so the shaded, greened-up face matches the rest
- Plants and landscaping pre-rinsed, monitored, and rinsed again
- Before-and-after photos documented for HOA and gated-community appearance rules
Fences are a soft-wash job; driveways, pool decks and sidewalks are not. Those hard surfaces get a pressure wash instead — see the full gentle-and-hard range on our soft washing page and our main fence washing service, or every city we cover on our service areas page.
Property Assessment & Firm Quote
In most cases, we can price your fence remotely without scheduling an onsite estimate. Send a couple of photos or tell us the fence material and rough length, and we’ll provide a firm quote — usually within 1–3 business hours.
If we can’t accurately assess the property remotely, we’ll arrange an onsite visit. Once your quote is approved, your price won’t change unless the scope of work changes.
Schedule Your Service
Pick a day that works. We're in Dr. Phillips neighborhoods every day. In Bay Hill or a gated community, we coordinate gate access, then text you when we're on the way.
Protect Nearby Plants and Property
Fence lines are usually lined with shrubs and grass, so before a drop of solution goes on we pre-wet the plants and beds and keep them soaked, so anything that drifts lands diluted and rinses away.
Match the Treatment to the Material
Using a professional soft wash system, we lay the cleaning solution across the whole fence — both sides — at low pressure. It soaks into the green algae film, mold and mildew and kills them, not just the staining they leave behind, no blasting, no lifted grain.
Rinse the Fence Carefully
Every panel, picket, post and rail gets a gentle low-pressure rinse to carry the dead growth off the fence. On wood we always rinse with the grain, never against it, to avoid splintering or fuzzing it.
Final Detail and Walkthrough
We walk the finished fence with you — or send before-and-after photos if you're away or it's a rental — and we don't call it done until you're happy with it.
Every fence cleaning is backed by our satisfaction guarantee. If we missed an area, let us know and we will return to take care of it.
Soft Washing vs. Pressure Washing
On a fence, more pressure just means damage. Here's why every fence we clean in Dr. Phillips gets a soft wash.
Soft Washing
Low pressure plus a professional fence-cleaning solution that treats the growth itself, not just the surface film — the method that cleans a fence thoroughly without harming the material.
- Vinyl and PVC privacy panels
- Wood privacy and picket fences
- Aluminum and powder-coated estate rails
- Shaded runs filmed green with algae
Why Not a Pressure Washer?
On concrete it's the right tool. On a fence, high pressure causes the exact damage we get called out to fix:
- Cracks and blows out vinyl panels and pickets
- Splinters and furs up wood grain, leaving a rough, snag-prone surface
- Strips paint and stain off finished wood
- Dents and scratches aluminum and powder-coated rails
- Forces water and spores deep into wood, where rot sets in
- Leaves streaks and only surface-cleans — the algae regrows faster
Every Fence Material in Dr. Phillips
Each material needs its own touch. We match the solution and pressure to the fence so it comes back clean.
Vinyl / PVC Privacy
The green algae film and UV haze that dulls the white and tan panels all across Sand Lake Hills and Orange Tree, washed off at low pressure.
Wood Privacy
Green film and gray weathering lifted with the grain. Also preps the boards to take stain or sealant afterward.
Wood Picket
Every picket, top rail and post cleaned by hand where it needs it, brightening the wood and clearing embedded mildew on the older established lots.
Aluminum
Algae film, road dust and mildew cleared off rails and pickets with a gentle wash chosen for powder-coated finishes.
The Shaded Side
The face that goes green first — north-facing panels and fences deep under the oak canopy or near the Sand Lakes — gets the heaviest treatment so the whole run matches.
HOA & Gated Compliance
Flagged for a dirty or streaked fence? We bring it back into Bay Hill's uniform standard or your association's rules before the deadline, and hand you photos to send.
Results That Speak For Themselves
What Dr. Phillips Homeowners Say About Our Work
"I had an amazing experience with this business from start to finish. The team was professional, responsive, and genuinely cared about delivering a great result. Everything was handled smoothly, and they went above and beyond to make sure I was satisfied."
"Very professional and reasonably priced! Will definitely recommend!"
"Very professional, great communication, and my roof looks brand new. Highly recommend!"
Areas We Wash Fences In & Around Dr. Phillips
Miles of vinyl privacy fencing in Sand Lake Hills, uniform HOA runs in Bay Hill, wood on the estate lots — different materials, same gentle method.
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Fence Washing Dr. Phillips FAQ
What homeowners across Dr. Phillips ask us before we wash a fence.
How much does fence washing cost in Dr. Phillips?
Why does my white vinyl fence turn green on one side?
Will a pressure washer damage my wood or vinyl fence?
Can you get my fence back into the community appearance standards?
Do I need to be home when you wash my fence?
How often should I wash a fence in Dr. Phillips?
Why the Shaded Side of a Dr. Phillips Fence Goes Green First
Drive through Sand Lake Hills or Orange Tree and you'll see the same thing on street after street: white and tan vinyl privacy fencing that's bright on the sunny side and filmed green on the other. It isn't dirt. The shaded, north-facing face of a panel stays damp long after the rest has dried, and that lingering moisture is exactly what algae and mildew need to take hold. Dr. Phillips's oak-canopy shade and long rainy season do the rest — this is one of the most common fences we're called out to across the area, and once one side goes it slowly creeps across the whole run.
The fix is never a pressure washer. High pressure looks fast, but on a fence it cracks and blows out vinyl panels, splinters and furs up wood grain, and forces water and spores deeper into the wood where rot starts. We soft wash instead: the cleaning solution kills the organic growth, not just the visible surface staining on both faces of the fence, then a low-pressure rinse carries it off. We pre-wet the landscaping and control the runoff on every job, because wash water that reaches a storm drain here can run into the Sand Lakes — the EPA's nonpoint source pollution guidance explains why that matters, and UF/IFAS Extension's guidance on outdoor mold and algae is clear that it's trapped moisture, not just staining, that breaks the material down over time.
Dr. Phillips is really several fence jobs in one. Sand Lake Hills and Orange Tree are miles of vinyl privacy fencing that needs its shaded side cleared and evened out. Bay Hill and the gated communities hold fences to a strict, uniform appearance standard, so a green or streaked panel stands out immediately against spotless neighbors. On the estate lots it's older wood that needs a careful hand. And on the lakefront lots in Phillips Landing and Vizcaya, a clean fence is part of keeping the whole property sharp. We work all of it every week. Fences pair naturally with our house washing on the same visit, and for everything we cover beyond Dr. Phillips, see our full Central Florida service area.
AB Superior Wash371 Bald Cypress Dr, Kissimmee, FL 34744
Phone: (407) 922-9857
Hours: Monday–Sunday, 7:30 AM – 8:00 PM
Written by Alejandro Garcia — Owner, AB Superior Wash · (407) 922-9857 · Open every day, 7:30 AM–8:00 PM
Last updated: July 2026
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