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Lakes, villas and golf frontage

Pressure washing in Pelican Landing, Bonita Springs, FL

House washing, roof soft washing, driveway and lanai cleaning for Pelican Landing homes and club buildings. Request a quote and we confirm availability.

  • Soft wash for stucco and roofs
  • Concrete, pavers and wood cleaned by type
  • Quote in writing before work starts

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Villas, lakes and humid shade in Pelican Landing

Pelican Landing is a gated, master-planned area in Bonita Springs with golf, lakes and a mix of single-family homes, villas and condominiums. Buildings tend to be stucco over block, topped with concrete tile or shingles, and landscaped with palms and thick hedges that hold moisture against walls.

That setting favors green and black growth. Homeowners often see mildew on the north and shaded sides of a house, brown streaks below roof edges, and a green film on driveways that sit near sprinklers or ponds. Walls and screens facing lakes can also pick up water spots and dirt thrown up by wind. The goal is a clean surface without harming the finish.

Sprinklers, reclaimed water and rust stains

Lawn irrigation here is a frequent cause of trouble. Sprinklers that spray walls, driveways and lanai screens can leave orange rust stains, especially where the water has iron in it. Reclaimed water, which many communities use for irrigation, can leave marks too.

Rust is a different problem from algae. It does not respond to the same solution, and some stains need a dedicated treatment. Adjusting spray heads after a cleaning keeps the stains from coming back. We look at where the water hits before choosing methods, and we point out heads that wet the wall or the paver edge, so the fix lasts longer.

Services for Pelican Landing homes and shared buildings

We serve Pelican Landing with each service on this site.

Clubhouse and amenity buildings are cleaned differently from private homes, so tell us if your request covers a shared property.

Many owners start with the roof and walls, then add the driveway and lanai on the same visit.

Associations in this part of Bonita Springs often have architectural standards for exterior color and condition. Some also set work hours and require contractors to sign in at the gate. Cleaning is usually not a change to the exterior, but a notice to management is still a sensible step.

To avoid delays, check these items:

  • Whether your association keeps a vendor list or requires advance notice.
  • Allowed work hours and noise rules.
  • Any limits on water use or runoff near lakes.

Share what you find with us when you request a quote.

What changes the method and the price

No two houses are the same, and a few things steer the approach.

  1. Surface. Stucco, tile, concrete and wood each need a gentle or stronger method.
  2. Level of growth. Light mildew rinses off easily, while thick algae on a shaded wall takes more passes.
  3. Height and access. Steep roofs and tall walls take longer.
  4. Stains. Rust, oil or paint overspray may need separate treatment.

The written quote lists each surface and what is included so you can compare it with other estimates.

Your written quote names each surface, so you can approve a smaller scope first and add more later.

Asking for a quote in Pelican Landing

Start with the quote form or call (239) 555-0135. We serve Pelican Landing but are not located in the community, so your request confirms availability.

  1. List the surfaces you want cleaned, such as walls, roof, driveway or lanai.
  2. Tell us about gate rules and any pets or vehicles to move.
  3. Send photos that show the staining.
  4. We follow up with a few questions and arrange a visit.
  5. Your written quote explains the work surface by surface, including rinsing and plant protection.

The about page explains how we work.

If a deadline from the association is driving the request, say so, and we will note it in our reply.

Get a quote in Pelican Landing

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Questions about Pelican Landing

Why are there orange stains on my walls and driveway?

Orange or brown streaks often come from irrigation water with iron in it. They look different from algae and need their own treatment. Cleaning plus a change to the sprinkler spray pattern usually helps. If the stains return quickly, the source is probably still wetting the surface. We can point out which heads are the likely cause.

Is roof cleaning worth doing if the roof is not leaking?

Black streaks are usually algae that feed on the roof surface. They are mostly cosmetic at first, but heavy growth can hold moisture and age the material. Gentle cleaning can slow that and improve the look. We would not call it a repair, and a roofer should check any suspected leaks.

Can high pressure remove growth from stucco?

It can, but stucco is porous and can be damaged by strong pressure, which may force water into the wall. Soft washing uses a low-pressure rinse and a cleaning solution to kill growth at the source. It is usually the safer approach. We choose pressure based on the wall condition.

Will cleaning harm my plants or the lake?

Plants can be harmed by strong solution, so we wet them first and rinse them afterward. We aim to keep runoff away from storm drains and lakes. Tell us about sensitive plantings, fish ponds and any pool or fountain features so we can plan around them. Details go in the quote.

How do I prepare my lanai and pool deck for cleaning?

Move furniture, plants and small items, and cover electrical outlets and sensitive fixtures if you can. Close doors and windows. Screens may need a gentle rinse rather than pressure. Tell us about loose pavers or cracks in the deck so we avoid pushing water into weak spots. We review the area before starting.

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(239) 555-0135