


Vinyl fencing has one big vulnerability - high pressure. It warps panels, forces water behind posts, and can crack or discolor the surface over time. So when a vinyl fence is covered in green algae buildup and grime like this one was, the answer isn't to blast it. It's to use the right chemistry at low pressure and let the soft wash process do the work.
That's exactly what we did here. Our soft washing approach uses a biodegradable cleaning solution that breaks down organic growth at the source - algae, mold, mildew, and general buildup - without putting any unnecessary stress on the material. The fence gets clean. The fence stays intact. That's the whole point.
What you end up with is a fence that actually looks the way it did when it was first installed. Bright white, no green or grey film coating the rails and pickets, no streaking from aggressive pressure. It's a clean that holds up longer too, because the solution kills the organic growth rather than just washing the surface layer away.
A lot of homeowners don't realize their vinyl fence can look that good again without replacing it. If yours has started to dull out or pick up that greenish tint from algae and moisture exposure, soft washing is almost always the right call.