Central Florida heat, humidity, heavy summer storms, and hard sun drive fast algae and organic growth, and a multi-family property gives it plenty of surface area to spread across. It shows up on building exteriors first, then creeps into the shaded breezeways and covered walkways residents pass through every day. Heavy overhanging oaks pile on, dropping debris across a whole community at once.
We clean apartment communities and multi-family properties throughout Longwood, from building exteriors to breezeways and walkways, with high-output equipment and a crew trained to work around people who live there. At Holliday’s Pressure Washing Services, we run most of the work after hours or overnight so residents aren’t stepping around a live worksite during the day.
If you manage a community here and the buildup is getting ahead of you, call us at (407) 276-1343 and we’ll walk the property with you.
We scale the same commercial equipment and after-hours approach across whatever a multi-building property throws at us.
Full multi-building exterior cleaning handled with high-output Siamesed high-GPM machines and a crew member on the ground the whole time managing resident safety. Most of it is scheduled after hours or overnight so the disruption to tenants stays as low as we can get it.
The same commercial-scale approach applied across community buildings and shared exteriors. Communities that want a regular cadence can set up a recurring contract at a discounted rate, folded into the quote rather than billed piecemeal.
Shared breezeways and walkways get particular attention, because they stay shaded and damp long after the rest of a building has dried in the sun, and that is where buildup collects fastest. We clean them with tenant traffic front of mind (more on how just below).
We clean occupied communities without putting residents in the middle of it. A crew member stays on the ground for the entire job with one responsibility above the others: keeping people safe as they move through the property. In practice that looks like:
You handle notifying your residents, and we build the schedule around that notice so the work and the community stay out of each other’s way.
Here is what a property manager gets from us that isn’t standard across the trade.
Some jobs call for tools other crews don’t carry. Our Curbinator cleans the flat, vertical, and top of a curb in one pass, our hot-water unit hits about 250°F for oil, gum, and grease, and a 25-foot pole-camera gutter vacuum clears multi-story gutters from the ground. On a multi-building community that combination covers the curbs, the grease around dumpster areas, and the upper-floor gutters most crews simply can’t get to without a lift.
Bigger machines mean less time with loud equipment running near occupied units. Our high-GPM setup, 36-inch surface cleaner, four-story long-reach unit, and 535-gallon tank let the crew finish faster, which means fewer hours of noise for residents and a quicker turnaround for the property.
The crew works whatever window keeps the community clear, whether that’s late evening or the small hours before anyone is up. The schedule bends to the property, not the other way around, so a full occupancy is never a reason to put the job off.
Near drains and waterways we change our sequence, surface cleaning with water first so only water enters the storm system, and substituting an eco-friendly solution that’s safe for wildlife near waterways. On communities with stormwater drains and retention ponds that sequencing is what keeps runoff clean, and it doesn’t depend on any reclamation-system claim we’d have to walk back.
You don’t have to be home. You’ll get a text with our arrival time, before-and-after photos when we’re done, a digital invoice, and a secure online payment link, and a follow-up call a few days later to make sure everything still looks right. For an off-site or absentee property manager that means you know the job got done right without having to stand on the property to confirm it.
Reach out by form or by phone or text, and our office answers and gathers the details on that first contact. Apartment work varies so much by building count, surface area, and access that it’s scoped as a custom quote rather than a flat rate. We clarify exactly what the community needs, whether that’s building exteriors, breezeways, walkways, curbs, or dumpster areas, and we put the scope in writing before anything gets booked. If you want a regular cadence, recurring community contracts are quoted at a discounted rate.
Once the quote is approved, the community goes on the schedule with a confirmed window, set for after hours or overnight to keep common areas clear. You send your residents the notice on your own timeline, and we lock the service window to match it.
On arrival the crew sets cones and A-frame signage to route foot traffic around the work area, and a crew member stays on the ground managing resident safety for the length of the job (including the breezeway umbrella described above).
Building exteriors are cleaned with the 17 GPM and 8 GPM machines Siamesed for higher combined output and a four-story long-reach unit that reaches upper floors from the ground, lifting algae and organic growth with sodium hypochlorite and soaps dialed to the strength the surface needs. Near drains we surface-clean with water first so only water enters the storm system, and swap to an eco-friendly solution near waterways. Where it’s in scope, the Curbinator handles community curbs and parking areas and the roughly 250°F hot-water unit cuts grease around dumpster pads and entrances.
Before-and-after photos are captured across the property. A digital invoice and a secure online payment link go out by text or email. A few days later you get a follow-up call to confirm everything still looks right across the community.
Apartment and multi-family work is quoted custom, because it varies too much by building count, total surface area, access, and what’s in scope to carry a flat rate. After we walk the property, the full scope goes in writing before anything is booked, and there’s no charge for the estimate.
Yes. Recurring community contracts are quoted at a discounted rate compared to one-off jobs. A lot of communities set a regular cadence so buildup never gets ahead of the property, and the discount is applied right in the custom quote.
The property manager handles notifying residents, and we coordinate the schedule around that notice. Most work is set for after hours or overnight, and on the day a crew member on the ground routes foot traffic with cones and A-frame signage.
Whenever possible we schedule after hours or overnight to avoid disruption and liability. For unavoidable daytime work, a crew member routes foot traffic with cones and A-frame signs and shields residents passing through breezeways.
Every quote is free, written out in full, and carries no obligation. If you manage a Longwood community and the algae and buildup are getting ahead of you, we’ll walk the property, scope it around your residents, and give you a number you can plan on. Call us at (407) 276-1343 to get on the schedule.