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How to Plan Exterior Cleaning Around Landscaping

Clean surfaces should not come at the expense of your plants. Here is what careful crews do to protect landscaping during roof and house washing.

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Why landscaping needs attention

Cleaning solutions and runoff reach beds, lawns, and planters below roofs and walls. Careful planning protects them.

Good practices

Pre-wetting plants, rinsing afterward, managing runoff direction, and moving potted plants all help. Tell your provider about new plantings or sensitive species.

The Caloosa approach

Care for landscaping is part of our standard approach — it's one reason we match chemistry and pressure to each surface. See the Caloosa way.

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This article is general guidance. Specific recommendations for your property are confirmed during a walk-through.

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Soft Washing vs. Pressure Washing: Choosing Right Approach

Both have their place. The key is knowing which surfaces need gentle chemistry and which can handle more pressure. We match the method to the surface.

What Homeowners Should Know About Roof Soft Washing

Those dark streaks on your roof are usually biological growth. Here is what soft washing does about it and why low pressure matters for tile and shingle.

Cleaning Vinyl vs. Wood Fences

Vinyl and wood age differently and need different cleaning approaches. Soft washing suits vinyl; wood calls for gentler pressure and the right solution.

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