
Wood Fencing
The most common job on this page
Privacy and picket fencing in pressure-treated pine or cedar. Cleaned at low pressure like any softwood, because a fence board furs exactly the same way a deck board does.
The cheapest line on Crown’s pressure washing page, and the one with the complication nobody mentions at quote: half of a boundary fence faces somewhere you do not own.
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Published ranges, because almost nobody in this market will give you a number before a site visit. You get a firm figure before anything starts and only pay for work completed.
Crown’s published range for this service. Length, sides and material decide where inside it you land.
The site publishes one band and no per-foot rate. The axis is linear feet multiplied by sides, so a per-foot figure is what would actually let someone price their own fence.
The $100 to $300 figure is Crown’s own published fence cleaning range, carried from the pressure washing hub unchanged, where it notes this is usually priced by run rather than area. It is the cheapest thing Crown publishes and it is almost never booked alone: it goes on the same visit as a house wash or a driveway, which is where it makes sense. Taking a fence out rather than cleaning it is fence and gate removal.
This line covers fencing and the outdoor surfaces that do not belong anywhere else: the ones that are neither a wall of the house nor something you walk on.

The most common job on this page
Privacy and picket fencing in pressure-treated pine or cedar. Cleaned at low pressure like any softwood, because a fence board furs exactly the same way a deck board does.
Looks worst, cleans easiest
Vinyl shows every bit of dirt because it started white, which makes it the most satisfying surface on this list. Solution and a rinse; force is unnecessary and can craze the surface.

Porous, shaded, and usually the worst of it
Block, stone and poured retaining walls sit low, stay damp and hold growth. Masonry is a dwell-time job: the mortar is softer than the block and it is what fails first under pressure.
Why one side looks twice as bad
Algae needs damp and shade. On almost every property one run of fence is markedly worse than the rest, and it is nearly always the one that never sees direct sun. It is not neglect. It is aspect.
This sounds obvious written down and it is the single most common reason a fence job turns awkward on the day. It is worth five minutes before you book anyone, and it costs nothing to sort out.
A boundary fence has two faces and one owner’s yard on each side. We can clean the side that faces you from your property without anyone else being involved. The other face needs somebody to be standing on the neighboring side, which means their agreement, and ideally their gate unlocked on the day.
Most neighbors say yes immediately, because they get a clean fence out of it for nothing. The problem is almost never refusal: it is nobody having asked, the neighbor being out, and a crew standing at a locked gate with a booked slot.
Decide which sides you are paying for before you get a number. Both sides is two runs of work. A quote for “the fence” that does not say which faces it covers is a quote that can change on the day, and this is worth being exact about with anyone you ask, not only with us.
Who owns the fence is a separate question. It does not affect cleaning (nobody needs permission to wash their own side), but it matters a great deal if the fence is coming out instead, and Kentucky has a statute on exactly that. It is covered on fence and gate removal rather than repeated here.
If you do not know whether your neighbor will be around, book the run you control and add the far side later: it is a smaller second visit rather than a wasted first one. Tell us at quote and we will price it that way.
Four steps, no obligation, and you only pay for work completed.
Send photos of the worst of it and the whole elevation. A number is guaranteed within two hours during business hours, no site visit needed for most of these.
We confirm which sides are in scope before quoting, because a shared boundary is the one thing that can stop the job on the day. See above.
Beds, climbers and anything growing against the fence get pre-wetted and rinsed. On a fence line that is most of the length of the job.
Same principle as every other surface here. Wood and masonry both get time rather than force; vinyl simply needs less of both.
Very quick from contact to in home to remove some flooring. Once on site they got straight to work and did an outstanding job! Very reasonable price for the work done. Will continue to use them for all future needs.
Very hard workers that cleaned out a whole house that was trashed and filthy. Very polite and considered. Would definitely recommend this company!
Extremely helpful and nice, was hired for land clearing and site preparation they removed pesky honey suckle. Definitely going to hire them in the future.
Based in Lexington, working the counties around it. Send the address rather than the town: access decides more than distance on most of these jobs.
Answered properly rather than deflected to a phone call.
Send two or three photos. If it is really a different service we will say so and point you at the right page. It costs you nothing either way.
Send photos insteadBy the run rather than by area, which is how the hub page describes it too. Fence height varies much less than fence length, so linear feet is the honest unit. Crown publishes $100 to $300. The multiplier people forget is sides: both faces is two runs of work, not one job done more thoroughly.
Only with their agreement and access, because cleaning that face means standing in their yard. Nearly everyone says yes (they get a clean fence for nothing), but it has to be asked before the day, not on it. If you are not sure, book the side you control and add the other as a smaller second visit.
Aspect. Algae needs damp and shade, so the run that never gets direct sun grows far more than the rest. On most properties that is a north-facing or tree-shaded section, and it is the reason a fence can look neglected at one end and fine at the other.
Not at the pressure we use, and that is the point of doing it gently. Softwood fence boards fur exactly the way deck boards do if they are pushed too hard, and an aggressive wash on a stained fence takes the finish with it. If you are planning to re-stain afterwards, say so: the same dry-time issue applies as on a deck.
Yes, block, stone and poured walls are all on this line. They sit low, stay damp and usually hold more growth than anything else in a yard. Masonry is cleaned with dwell time rather than force, because the mortar joints are softer than the block and are what fails first under pressure.
Honestly, usually not. It is the cheapest line Crown publishes, and a visit for a fence alone spends the mobilization on the smallest job. It makes much more sense on the same visit as a house wash or a driveway: ask for them together and that is where the saving is.
Send a photo along the run and say roughly how many feet, what it is made of, and whether you want one side or both. A firm number comes back within two hours, guaranteed, and it is worth asking us about the driveway at the same time.