Residential · DFW metroplex
No surface around a house is damaged by pressure washing more often than a wood fence, and decks are built from the same soft wood. Cleaned gently, the boards come back clean instead of scarred.
Fence and deck cleaning is the removal of the grime and organic growth that darken exterior wood, done gently enough to leave the grain as it was. Standard Power Washing cleans fences and decks at low pressure with a solution suited to wood, never with the force a concrete driveway gets.
Fence pickets are thin, and cedar and pine are soft. A stream that concrete would shrug off lifts the fibers, raises the grain and cuts tracks into the face of the boards. Those marks never wash out, and they usually look worse after the wood dries than they did wet.
A fence has two faces, and cleaning only the one you see from the yard leaves the job half done. The shaded side and the side facing the neighbor are the first to grow back when they get skipped, so a proper fence cleaning covers both.
Cleaning comes before a stain or sealer, and the wood has to dry out properly in between. The order of the work and the drying time both matter, so tell us when you ask for a quote if staining or sealing is on the list.
Every visit carries the same fixed costs, such as the drive out, the setup, the water and the pack-down, whatever gets cleaned. Adding a fence or deck to a house wash or a driveway cleaning spreads those costs across more work, so it comes to less than booking each surface on its own.
Fence and deck cleaning is available in Fort Worth, Benbrook, Aledo, Weatherford, Burleson, Crowley, Mansfield, Keller, Saginaw and Haslet. Standard Power Washing is owner-operated and fully insured, with more than 500 jobs done since 2022.
Fort Worth is on the list as well; see every town on the service areas page.
Yes, as long as the pressure stays low. Pickets are thin, and cedar and pine scar permanently under too much pressure, so fences and decks get a low-pressure wash with a wood-safe solution rather than the force used on concrete.
Yes, and tell us about it when you book. The wood has to dry properly after cleaning before any stain or sealer goes on, so the order of the work and the drying time both need planning.
The shaded side and the side facing the neighbor stay damp longer, so growth comes back there first. Cleaning only the face you see from the yard leaves that growth in place.
Free estimates
Call or email with your address and a photo of the fence or deck, and mention it if staining is the plan. Most quotes go out the same day.
