How To Care For And Maintain Your Vinyl Fence
Vinyl Fence Maintenance - General Care
- Rinse off debris – A simple spray with your garden hose removes grass clippings, dirt and fertilizer
chemicals and helps keep your fence looking like new. - Avoid Excess Stress – Keep gates secured when not in use, and discourage children from swinging on them,
to avoid excess wear on the hinges. Avoid stacking materials against your fence. - Annual check-up – Each Spring, adjust gates to ensure they’re level and latch securely. Oil hinges and
check that screws are tight. If needed, re-tamp and realign any loose fence posts.
Vinyl Fence Cleaning
- Light cleaning – Mild soap and water take care of most everyday dirt.
- Minor stains – Use a non-abrasive liquid cleaner.
- Stubborn stains – Try one of the following: Simple Green®, Mr. Clean® Magic Eraser, Mineral Spirits, Trichloroethylene, CLR® or vinegar. Always follow the manufacturer’s directions.
Note: Avoid using Goof Off®, as it may damage the finish.
Vinyl Fence Worry-Free Warranty
Enjoy more and worry less. Catalyst™ fences are built to last and backed by a transferable limited lifetime warranty, so you can relax knowing your investment is protected today—while adding value at resale time.
Coverage Highlights
- Limited lifetime coverage
- Transferable protection
- Manufacturing defect coverage
- Excessive color fade protection
- Structural integrity assurance
Register Your Warranty
Ensure maximum protection for your Catalyst fence. Registration takes just a few minutes.
Please visit Catalyst Fence Solutions for more information about their Warranty
Frequently Asked Questions About Vinyl Fences
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How should I clean my vinyl fence?
To clean your vinyl fence, use a mixture of mild detergent and water, scrub gently with a soft brush or cloth, then rinse with water from a garden hose, avoiding abrasive cleaners or pressure washing to prevent damage to the vinyl surface.
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How long can I expect my vinyl fence to last?
Vinyl fences are known for their durability and longevity. When properly installed and maintained, you can expect a vinyl fence to last for many years, typically between 20 to 30 years or more.
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