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House Washing in Brevard County

A full exterior wash — stucco or siding, soffits, fascia, trim, and the outside of your gutters — using the right pressure for each surface so nothing gets etched, streaked or driven behind the wall.

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A cleaned Brevard County home exterior and driveway

The soffit line is where the problem actually starts

When a house looks dingy from the street, the wall is rarely the worst part of it. It is the soffit and fascia — the shaded, horizontal surfaces under the eaves that never get direct sun and never dry out properly. Mold and mildew take hold there first, then run down the wall every time it rains, which is what produces those grey vertical streaks below the roofline.

Washing the wall and skipping the soffits gets you a clean house for one season. We work top down, so the source comes off before the surfaces below it.

Stucco and vinyl need very different handling

Most Brevard homes are stucco, and stucco is porous. High pressure drives water into it and can etch the finish permanently — a mistake you cannot undo without repainting. Stucco gets soft washed: solution applied at low pressure, given time to work, then rinsed.

Vinyl siding has a different failure mode. Pressure aimed upward gets behind the laps and into the wall cavity, where it has nowhere to dry. We wash vinyl at a downward angle at low pressure for exactly that reason. Painted wood, aluminium and Hardie board each get their own approach.

What's included

  • Stucco, vinyl, Hardie, aluminium or painted wood walls
  • Soffits, fascia and the exterior of gutters
  • Trim, columns, shutters and garage door surrounds
  • Front entry, porch ceilings and light fixtures
  • Landscaping pre-soaked before we start and rinsed after
Common Questions

Frequently Asked

Do you use pressure on stucco?
No. Stucco is porous and high pressure can etch it permanently. Stucco is soft washed — cleaning solution at low pressure, dwell time, gentle rinse.
Will the cleaning solution hurt my plants?
We pre-soak all landscaping with plain water before any solution goes on, and rinse everything again when we finish. That is standard on every job, not an extra.
How often should a house in Brevard be washed?
Once a year suits most homes here. Houses under tree cover, on the barrier island, or with heavy north-facing shade often benefit from a bit more frequently.
Can you do two-story homes?
Yes — two-story house washes are routine, including soffits and second-floor trim.
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