Frequently Asked Questions

Pressure washing uses high water pressure to clean hard surfaces like concrete and pavers. Soft washing uses low pressure and a cleaning solution that does the work, which is safer for stucco, siding, screens and roofs.

We use both and choose based on the surface.

In Florida’s humidity, many driveways start to darken within a year — faster in shade, under trees or near sprinklers. Once a year is a common rhythm. Clean it when it starts looking dingy or gets slippery.

Not strictly. Sealing helps lock in joint sand, slows weeds and ants, makes stains easier to clean and can bring back color. Pavers have to be cleaned before they’re sealed. More on paver sealing.

It depends on sun, traffic, water and pool chemicals. Many homeowners reseal every few years; a sunny pool deck wears faster than a shaded walkway. We’ll tell you what to expect for your pavers when we quote.

Not safely. High pressure can strip shingle granules and crack tile. We clean roofs with a low-pressure soft wash only. How roof cleaning works.

Stucco, painted block and siding; soffits and screen enclosures; shingle and tile roofs; concrete driveways, sidewalks and pool decks; pavers; fences; and commercial storefronts, entryways and drive-thrus.

We review your request and send a written quote within 24 hours. Once you approve it, we schedule a day. On the day, we walk the property with you at the start and again at the finish, and take before-and-after photos.

Yes. Commercial and HOA clients can request proof of insurance.