Pressure Washing in Palm Coast, FL
Driveways, decks and roofs, washed back to clean.
- Driveways, pavers and pool decks
- Soft wash for roofs and stucco
- Photos when we're done
There's a reason neighbors call us first
- A real person answers
- We text when we're on the way
- Photos when we're done
- We clean up after ourselves
- We make it right, free
Your driveway called. It wants its color back.
How it works
- Text us photos. The driveway, roof, deck, whatever you'd like cleaned, plus your street.
- Get your price. Before we come, so there are no surprises.
- We wash it. You don't need to be home for outside work; we just need a water spigot.
- We send you a photo when we're done.
More details
What we clean
- Driveways and sidewalks: the black mildew, tire marks and dirt that build up in our humid weather
- Pavers: washed, then re-sanded in the joints so they stay tight
- Pool decks and lanais: slippery green algae off, so they're safer to walk on
- Pool cages and screen enclosures: cleaned gently so the screens don't tear
- House walls: stucco and siding, soft washed
- Roofs: barrel tile and shingle, soft washed, never blasted
- Fences, patios and garage floors
Pressure washing or soft washing?
People use "pressure washing," "power washing" and "pressure cleaning" to mean the same thing. What matters is the pressure:
| Pressure washing | Soft washing | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Strong stream of water | Low pressure plus a cleaning solution |
| Best for | Concrete driveways, sidewalks, pavers | Stucco, screens, roofs, painted surfaces |
| Why | Concrete can take it | High pressure can chip stucco, tear screens and crack roof tiles |
We choose the method for each surface, so you don't have to know the difference.
Why Florida homes get dirty so fast
Mildew and algae love our weather. Warm, humid air and summer rain keep shady concrete damp, and that's where the dark gray and green comes back first: the north side of the house, under trees and along the pool cage.
Those black streaks on roofs are usually algae, not dirt. It spreads over time, which is why roofs are soft washed with a cleaning solution rather than just rinsed.
Orange stains on walls, sidewalks and driveways often come from sprinkler water with iron in it. Plain washing doesn't always lift them; tell us if you have them, and we'll say honestly what can and can't come out.
When Palm Coast homeowners call us
- Before guests arrive for the holidays
- Before selling the house, when a clean driveway and roof make the first photo
- After a letter from the HOA about a dirty roof, driveway or walls
- Before snowbirds come back in the fall, or before closing up the house in spring
- When the pool deck gets slippery and someone almost falls
Common questions
What's the difference between pressure washing and soft washing?
Pressure washing uses a strong stream for hard surfaces like concrete. Soft washing uses low pressure and a cleaning solution for things high pressure can damage, like stucco, screens and roofs.
How often should I pressure wash my driveway?
Many Palm Coast homeowners do it about once a year. Shady spots that stay damp may need it more often.
Will it hurt my plants or grass?
We rinse plants before and after when we use a cleaning solution, and we keep the spray off garden beds.
Do I need to be home?
No, for outside work. We need an outdoor water spigot, and we send you a photo when we're done.
See the difference this week
Text us a photo of what you'd like cleaned. We'll send you a price, with no pressure.
Call (315) 542-8036Or text a photo to (315) 542-8036, or email hello@finduntappedgrowth.com