Why Choose Forever Clear in Antelope?

When it comes to deck and fence cleaning, the right technique makes all the difference. That’s why homeowners and property managers throughout Antelopetrust Forever Clear.

• Experienced Technicians: Our team has cleaned hundreds of decks and fences and understands how to handle each surface with care.
• Damage-Free Cleaning: We never use high pressure that can gouge wood or strip protective coatings. Our soft wash system is tough on grime but gentle on materials.
• Eco-Friendly Solutions: Our detergents are safe for pets, plants, and the environment—while still delivering outstanding results.
• Local & Trusted: As a Citrus Heights-based company proudly serving the Sacramento Valley, we’re committed to honest service and dependable results.

Benefits of Deck & Fence Cleaning:

• Enhanced Appearance: Remove years of discoloration, grime, algae, and mildew to bring out the natural beauty of your wood or composite materials.
• Extend Lifespan: Mold and mildew can lead to rot and wood degradation. Cleaning helps extend the life of your deck or fence.
• Prep for Staining or Sealing: Planning to re-stain or seal? A clean surface ensures better adhesion and longer-lasting results.
• Safe Surfaces: Algae and mildew can create slippery, unsafe surfaces. Cleaning improves traction and safety, especially in wet conditions.
• Boost Property Value: A well-maintained outdoor space adds curb appeal and value to your home.

A Little About Antelope

Antelope, an unincorporated community of 48,000 in Sacramento County, offers affordable suburban living with urban access. Developed in the 1980s, it features starter homes and apartments, with median prices around $400,000, ideal for young families and first-time buyers. The economy, with a median income of $78,000, relies on retail, healthcare, and Sacramento commutes, just 15 miles away. Parks like Antelope Community Park, with its aquatic center and sports fields, cater to active residents, while Roseville’s nearby retail adds shopping convenience. The diverse population—20% Hispanic, 10% Asian—creates a vibrant community, seen in local dining from pho to burgers. Schools in the Center Joint Unified District serve families, and a moderate crime rate reflects ongoing improvements. Events like summer movie nights and youth sports leagues build neighborly ties. With trails connecting to Dry Creek and easy access to Highway 80, Antelope supports an active, connected lifestyle. Whether enjoying a picnic at Tetotom Park or exploring nearby Sacramento attractions, this community offers value, diversity, and opportunity in a growing suburban setting.