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High-Quality Fence Maintenance
and CleaningOver time, fences can become discolored by dirt, algae, mold, and weather exposure.
Bright Edge Pro helps property owners across Pleasanton, Dublin,
San Ramon, Danville, Alamo, Walnut Creek, Moraga, Orinda, and Lafayette restore the clean, attractive
appearance of their fences with safe and effective
cleaning solutions for wood, vinyl, and metal materials.
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Why Bright Edge Pro
Premium Fence Restoration & Cleaning
A dirty, stained fence lowers your property’s curb appeal and can lead to long-term damage if left untreated. At Bright Edge Pro, we use professional-grade cleaning equipment and eco-friendly solutions to safely remove mold, algae, dirt, and discoloration from all fence types — wood, vinyl, metal, and composite. Whether you’re in Pleasanton, Walnut Creek, or anywhere across the East Bay, our fence cleaning team delivers results that make your property look its best.
See the Difference Professional Fence Cleaning Makes
Restore the beauty of your fence with results you can see. Our before-and-after transformation highlights how we remove dirt, algae, mildew, and years of weather stains using safe, professional cleaning methods. The result is a cleaner, brighter fence that enhances your property’s curb appeal while helping extend the life of the wood.
Fence Cleaning FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Fence Cleaning
Bright Edge Pro cleans most common residential fence types, including wood, vinyl, metal, aluminum, and composite fences. Each material is treated with the right method to safely remove dirt, mold, and buildup without damaging the surface.
No—when done professionally, it won’t. Bright Edge Pro uses controlled pressure settings and proper techniques to safely clean wood and vinyl fences. The key is using the right pressure level so you get a deep clean without stripping paint, cracking wood, or warping vinyl.
Most fences should be cleaned every 12 to 18 months. If your fence is in a shaded, humid, or high-dirt area, you may need cleaning more often to prevent mold, algae, and discoloration.



