
Let the cleaning solution do the hard part
Soft washing pairs a low-pressure spray with a cleaning solution that breaks down mildew, algae and dirt. The solution does the heavy lifting, then a gentle rinse carries it all away. That matters on surfaces a strong jet would hurt. Stucco chips, paint lifts, screens tear and water gets forced past window seals.
Most homes around Winter Springs and the rest of our service areas are stucco over block, and the shady sides stay damp long enough to grow algae year-round. A pressure washer has no business there.
Plants and pets are a fair worry. Tsunami Services uses a neutralizer on every job that involves cleaning chemicals, to protect the plants and wildlife around your house. Prefer no chemicals at all? There's an option for that. It's slower work, so it costs a little more.
Ask About Soft WashingThe parts of your home that need a lighter touch
If it's painted, textured or likely to tear, it gets soft washed.
Stucco and block walls
The everyday Florida house wash. Streaks and green film come off without pitting the finish.
Siding, soffits and fascia
Painted trim and the undersides of the eaves, where spiders and mildew both like to settle.
Screen enclosures and lanais
Pool cages and screened porches, screens and aluminum frame cleaned together.
Roofs
Tile and shingle roofs get a soft wash too. See roof cleaning for how that works.
“Noel did a wonderful job on our screened in pool! He was fast, neat, and very thorough”
Maxine Siegel Google reviewThree steps to a clean house
Tell us about the house and we'll take it from there.
Describe the house
One story or two, stucco or siding, and the walls or screens that bother you most. Photos help.
Choose your clean
Standard soft wash with a neutralizer, or the no-chemical option if that suits your household better.
Wash and rinse
Low pressure all the way round, then a thorough rinse of the walls and the plants beneath them.
Before we wash your house
We use a neutralizer on every job involving cleaning chemicals, and the plants around your walls get rinsed as part of the job. Keeping pets inside until things dry is still sensible. If you'd rather avoid chemicals altogether, ask about the no-chemical option.
It varies with shade and moisture. Walls that face north or sit under trees grow algae back first, while sunny walls stay clean much longer. A yearly plan keeps the house on a schedule so it never gets bad again.
Not usually. Those orange marks come from iron in irrigation water and need a different treatment from mildew. Send a photo and we'll tell you what we can do about them.
Low pressure is the reason it's safe for both. Tell us about any torn screens, loose trim or failing window seals before we start, so we can work around them.




