
Organic growth is visible
Mould, algae or green buildup is spreading across shaded fence panels, posts or masonry sections.
Fences collect dust, mould, algae, cobwebs and splashback that can dull the boundary of an otherwise tidy property. We choose a cleaning method suited to the fence material and finish.
These are some of the common signs that it may be time to assess the surface and recommend an appropriate approach.

Mould, algae or green buildup is spreading across shaded fence panels, posts or masonry sections.
Dust, splashback and general weathering have dulled the boundary and reduced its clean, even presentation.
A material-specific assessment can establish whether the fence needs softwashing or carefully controlled pressure cleaning.
A considered process built around your home and its different exterior surfaces.
We identify the colorbond fencing, painted fencing, brick boundary walls, condition, access points and sensitive areas. Where relevant, manufacturer care guidance is checked before the cleaning plan is confirmed.
The fence material, coating, stability, neighbouring property and surrounding gardens are checked first. Colorbond and painted fences are cleaned gently, while suitable masonry sections may receive controlled pressure cleaning. Runoff and overspray are managed throughout.
We inspect the finished areas, tidy the work zone and walk through the result with you. Any questions or areas needing attention are addressed before the job is considered complete.
Genuine project photography from SS Exterior Services across Kilmore and the surrounding region.

We use a gentler method appropriate to coated steel rather than treating it like concrete.
Yes where access and permission allow. The quoted scope will state which sides are included.
No. Cleaning removes surface contamination but cannot restore weathered or damaged coatings.
We explain any property-specific preparation during quoting. This may include clearing access, moving fragile items, closing windows or isolating water systems, depending on the service.
Yes. Compatible services can be included in one quotation when access, timing and surface conditions make a coordinated visit practical.