Pressure Washing in Oviedo, FL

The typical Oviedo home we clean is stucco over block, single or two story, on a standard subdivision lot with a concrete drive, a screened rear enclosure and a pool inside it. That configuration produces a predictable set of problems: green along the drive edges where irrigation lands, a gray and black film on the cage mesh, mold on the north wall, and algae on the deck that never quite dries out under the screen.

Because these communities were built in waves, whole streets tend to be due at the same time. Neighbors often notice one clean house and book the same set of services, which is fine by us and makes scheduling in the same area easier.

Oviedo kept more tree cover than a lot of comparable suburbs, and the closer a neighborhood sits to the Econlockhatchee River corridor and the conservation land, the more shade, leaf drop and humidity a property deals with. Lots backing onto preserve get more organic staining on rear walls, more growth on the back fence line, and more debris landing on the screen cage.

Fence cleaning matters here for the same reason. Long vinyl runs along the back of a subdivision lot, with plantings and preserve behind them, hold growth on the shaded face continuously.

If your rear enclosure and deck are both due, the sensible order is the cage first and the deck second, because cleaning the screens drops debris onto the deck. Doing it in one visit in that order means the deck only gets cleaned once. It is the most common way Oviedo jobs get booked and it is usually a half day on site.