Fence and screen enclosure cleaning in Clermont, FL

Fences and screen enclosures in Clermont sit in the shade, against the lawn and in the sprinkler spray, so they grow mildew and algae faster than almost anything else on the property. Wood turns gray and green, vinyl goes black at the bottom rail, and the aluminum frame and screens of a pool cage collect dirt, pollen and mildew.

Both need a light touch. Too much pressure furs and gouges wood, cracks old vinyl and blows screens out of their splines. Golden Lawn Care cleans them with low pressure and the right cleaner for each material.

Fence cleaning in Clermont before stain or paint

A wood fence needs to be clean and dry before it takes a stain, sealer or paint. Washing removes the gray, weathered surface fibers along with mildew and algae, so the new finish soaks in evenly instead of sitting on top of dirt. Vinyl fences get a soft wash that removes the green and black growth without scratching the surface.

• Wood: low pressure along the grain, plus a cleaner for mildew; dry time before staining.
• Vinyl and PVC: soft wash and rinse, with extra attention to the bottom rail.
• Aluminum and ornamental: washed to remove chalking and growth.

Pool screen enclosure cleaning in Clermont

Many Clermont homes, especially in the golf and lake communities, have a screen enclosure over the pool and lanai. Over time the frame chalks and stains, the screens collect dirt and mildew and the kick plates at the bottom go black.

A screen enclosure gets a soft wash: low pressure on the screens so they are not stretched or pushed out of their splines, a cleaner suited to the aluminum frame and a thorough rinse. Wash water and cleaner are kept out of the pool, and the deck underneath is rinsed. If the deck itself needs work, add pool deck and paver cleaning to the same visit.

Fence and enclosure washing under Clermont's water order

While the St. Johns River Water Management District's Phase III water shortage order (order 2026-017) is in effect in Clermont, pressure or soft washing a building or other structure is allowed in preparation for painting or sealing, or as a construction practice. A wash ahead of a repaint, a coating or a stain qualifies; a purely cosmetic wash does not. We tell you up front which side of that line your job falls on, and if it can't be done yet, we can schedule it for when the order is lifted. The full text is in the district's order.

A fence wash ahead of staining, sealing or painting is the clearest fit right now, and so is cleaning an enclosure frame before it is repainted. Cosmetic enclosure cleaning can be scheduled for when the order is lifted.

Fence and screen enclosure cleaning prices in Clermont

Fences are priced by length, height, material and condition; enclosures by size and how heavy the buildup is. Choose "Fence or screen room" in the form and send your address, or call for today's price. Pairing it with a house soft wash before a repaint keeps everything on one visit.