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Pressure washing removes mildew, algae and grime from driveways, walkways, patios, pool decks, lanai floors, fences and siding using the right pressure for each surface. Clean Corps is a veteran-owned handyman and property maintenance company serving Lake Nona and the wider Orlando area. Call (407) 638-8956 or request service online.
About Lake Nona: Southeast of Orlando International Airport, Lake Nona is a large planned community inside the City of Orlando. It has grown quickly in recent decades, with townhouses, apartments and single-family homes.
The black streaks on a driveway are usually organic growth, not dirt, and that changes how the surface is washed. Earlier planning set aside a large share of the Lake Nona community for open green space and lakes, and ground near that much greenery and water can stay shaded and damp, which is what algae and mildew need. They take hold on the lanai floor, the pool deck and the front walk, and a surface that looks merely dingy may have been growing for a while.
The job tends to center on the driveway and front approach, the lanai floor, the pool deck and the walkways. Pressure is matched to each surface, so pavers, concrete and siding are not treated alike, and fences and gates can go on the same visit. Results depend on the surface and how long the growth has been there, so a deck that has been green for a long time may come out cleaner rather than new, and some marks may remain.
Shaded spots tend to come back first, which is the case for putting a property with a lot of shade on a recurring plan. A single reset is a one-time wash. If your community has appearance standards, check with your HOA about what it expects. Our post on which areas of a property need washing most makes a handy checklist. Reach Clean Corps at (407) 638-8956, or send a service request online, and say which surfaces you want washed.
These answers apply across the Orlando metro, including Winter Park, Kissimmee, Lake Nona, Windermere, Oviedo and Winter Garden.
Many Central Florida owners wash driveways and walkways once or twice a year, and more often in shaded or damp areas where algae returns quickly.
Concrete, pavers, pool decks, lanai floors, fences and most siding can be cleaned when the pressure is matched to the surface. Roofs and delicate surfaces need a gentler method.
Many HOAs set exterior upkeep standards and can send notices for visible mildew or stains. Check your community rules for specifics.
Usually the driveway, walkways, lanai floor and pool deck, with fences, gates and siding added when needed. Pressure is matched to each surface. Results depend on the surface and how long the growth has been there, so some marks may remain after a wash. Tell us the surfaces when you call (407) 638-8956.
Shade and damp are what algae tends to need, and a community with plenty of greenery and water nearby can offer both. Shaded sides of a property often turn green first. Green or black streaks and slick walkways are the usual signs it is time to wash.
A wash can remove green or black growth, but a notice and what your association expects are between you and the HOA, so check with it directly. Clean Corps does not handle approvals or notices, and results depend on the surface and how long the growth has been there.
Full service details: Pressure Washing & Exterior Cleaning service. Or see maintenance packages for recurring plans.
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