House Washing in Coral Springs, FL

Unlike conventional pressure cleaning, which only uses water to blast grime off your siding, soft washing uses specially formulated cleaning agents applied at low pressure to clean your home.

The cleaning solution kills algae and mildew instead of only rinsing them off the surface, so growth generally takes longer to come back than it would after a plain pressure rinse. How long depends on shade, sprinklers and nearby trees. It also avoids the high pressure that can strip paint and damage stucco.

We adjust pressure and chemical mix to your home's specific siding, whether that's stucco, vinyl, wood or painted block.

How we clean it

A cleaning solution is applied at low pressure, left to work on the algae, mildew and dirt for a few minutes, then rinsed off thoroughly with low-pressure water.

The solution strength is adjusted to the surface and how heavy the growth is. Plants near the house are wetted before and rinsed after so the solution doesn't sit on them. Not sure whether your home needs soft washing or pressure washing? See soft wash vs. pressure wash.

Signs it's time

• Green or black streaks running down the siding or stucco
• Dirt and cobwebs collecting under eaves and around light fixtures
• Visible mildew around window frames, soffits or in shaded corners
• Neighbors have had their homes washed and yours is starting to stand out

What's included

• Low-pressure soft wash for stucco, painted block, vinyl and wood
• Cleaning solution that kills algae and mildew, not just rinses it
• Exterior walls, entryways, soffits and trim
• Plants and landscaping rinsed before and after

Protecting your property

• No high-pressure blasting on stucco, paint or siding
• Plants and landscaping wetted before and rinsed after
• Electrical fixtures and outlets kept clear of direct spray
• Windows and doors rinsed after cleaning

What to expect

Soft washing removes algae, mildew, dirt and cobwebs. It won't restore faded or chalky paint, repair cracked stucco, or remove rust and irrigation stains, which need separate stain treatment. If paint is already failing, a clean wall can make that wear easier to see.

Why it's worth doing right

Algae and mold on siding aren't just cosmetic. Left alone, they hold moisture against the surface, which can accelerate paint failure and, on stucco, contribute to cracking over time. Because soft washing kills growth at the root instead of just knocking it loose, a soft-washed home also tends to stay cleaner noticeably longer than one that's only been rinsed with a pressure washer.