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Roof & House Cleaning

House Washing

Stucco, siding, trim, and soffits — washed with care for the finish.

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A wall of light-coloured siding with organic staining, beside a concrete path.
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A wall of light-coloured siding with organic staining, beside a concrete path.
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A cleaned wall of light-coloured siding beside a concrete path and lawn.
A cleaned side wall of light siding with an HVAC unit and a window awning.
A side wall of white siding with grime streaks, an HVAC unit and metal awnings.
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A cleaned side wall of light siding with an HVAC unit and a window awning.
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The wall and roof eaves of a house with heavy black growth across the surface.
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The wall and roof eaves of a light grey house seen from below.

A home's walls quietly collect pollen, mildew, dust, and spider webs — especially on shaded sides and under eaves. Over time, painted stucco can look dingy and trim loses its crispness.

Our house washing uses a soft-wash approach for most exterior materials. We pair the right cleaning solution with controlled pressure so painted surfaces, window seals, and light fixtures are cleaned without being stripped or damaged.

What the service involves

  1. 1Walls, soffits, fascia, and trim
  2. 2Entryways, columns, and garage doors
  3. 3Lanai exteriors and exterior light fixtures
  4. 4Thorough low-pressure rinse of windows' exterior frames

Common concerns we see

  • Green or black mildew on shaded walls
  • Pollen and dust film
  • Spider webs and wasp nests under eaves
  • Runoff staining below roofs and gutters

Benefits

  • Brightens paint and stucco without harsh pressure
  • Removes growth that can shorten paint life
  • Makes the home look cared-for to guests and buyers
  • Prepares surfaces before painting projects

Surfaces & materials

Painted stuccoVinyl and fiber-cement sidingBrick and stone accentsPainted trim and doors

Preparing your property

  • Close all windows and doors
  • Move delicate patio décor away from walls
  • Note any exterior outlets or lights that need attention
  • Let us know about loose or damaged areas

Maintenance & expectations

Shaded, north-facing walls and areas near irrigation usually show growth first. A periodic wash keeps buildup from becoming staining. We'll point out problem areas during the walk-through.

The Process

How house washing works with Caloosa

  1. Request a Quote

    Tell us about your property and the services you're interested in — online or by phone.

  2. Property Walk-Through

    Tyler personally walks the property to see each surface and its condition.

  3. Clear, Explained Quote

    You get a plainly explained quote before anything begins. No surprises.

  4. The Right Approach

    The work is planned around each surface — the right pressure and chemistry, not a one-size blast.

  5. Final Rinse & Completion

    Tyler keeps you informed through the job and checks the property with you at the end.

FAQ

House Washing questions

Will house washing damage my paint?

We use low pressure and solutions chosen for the surface. Tyler will flag any already-failing paint before we begin, since loose paint can lift during any cleaning.

Do you protect my plants?

Yes. We pre-wet and rinse landscaping and take care around beds, planters, and lawns.

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Ready for house washing?

Tell us about your property and Tyler will walk it with you, explain exactly what it needs, and give you a plain, honest quote.