Wood Fence Damaged By Amateur Pressure Washing Company
A new client had called an amateur pressure washing company to get their wood fence cleaned and their fence was torn up in the process.
Wood Fence Damaged By Amateur Pressure Washing Company
Ok, so here’s where the other company did some cleaning on the fence. You see a clean part here, a dirty part there.
You could see right in here they… they chewed it up pretty good. Sometimes that happens when you’re working close to a corner edge like this or down here even.
But over here, you can see all along here they splintered it. They chewed it up lots more than it needed to be.
Even up here, they cut way too deep into this. Its not necessary – some more over here. They chopped into it along here – took a big chunk out there. You can see they roughed this up pretty good , too. And they cut way into here. I don’t know how good of an angle you got. They chewed the hell out of there.
So – all of that is far more than it needs to be to get a fence clean and is a result of them not paying attention. Don’t let an amateur tear up your wood fence. Call a professional and have it done right – the first time.
The video below shows how badly torn up your fence can get when the pressure washing isn’t done right.
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