Most homes in Altamonte Springs are stucco, and that surface holds onto algae and organic staining once the summer heat, humidity, and heavy storms get going. Tile roofs, driveways, walkways, screen enclosures, and pool decks pick up the same green film, and the dense oaks overhead keep dropping pollen and debris that streak siding and pack the gutters. The lots ringing Lake Orienta and Cranes Roost sit on shaded, moisture-holding ground, so those homes tend to green up faster than the drier ones farther inland.
Those surfaces are the ones high pressure damages, so we soft wash them instead: a gentle low-pressure application and a full rinse. We save real pressure for concrete, where it belongs. We handle runoff carefully near the lakes and storm drains too, so cleaning your home never comes at the water’s expense.
If your walls, roof, or screen enclosure are starting to green over, we can get them clean without risking the surface. Call for a free quote on your Altamonte Springs home at (407) 276-1343.
A few things show up again and again in what our customers tell us. They’re the standards we hold on every job.
From the first message to the final photo, here’s how a job runs with us.
Reach us by form or by phone/text. Our office answers personally and gathers your details on the first contact: what you need cleaned and what you’re seeing, whether that’s algae, rust, oil, or general buildup. Phone hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
A short call to clarify exactly what the job needs so we scope it correctly. This is where we sort out surfaces, stories, and any add-ons like rust or oil treatment.
Priced by square footage for most surfaces and by linear footage for gutters, with a measurement app used to size driveways. Realistic outcomes, like the shadow older oil stains can leave, are put in writing before you approve.
Once approved, you’re placed on the schedule with a confirmed service date. Gutter customers are enrolled in our six-month email reminder, so a fresh clearing is always on the calendar before the next load of oak debris settles in.
The crew texts an ETA on the way. Before any cleaner goes on, they tape and waterproof outlets, cameras, and fixtures, pre-rinse the plants, and bag downspouts with a Neutropod. Then they clean one section at a time so nothing dries on the surface, giving the shaded north-facing walls near Lake Orienta and Cranes Roost an extra pass where algae builds up thickest. High-GPM machines, the 36-inch surface cleaner, a four-story long-reach unit, the 535-gallon tank, and a pump-up sprayer for stubborn spots do the work, much of it from the ground.
Before-and-after photos, a digital invoice, and a secure online payment link by text or email. A few days later we make a follow-up call to be sure everything still looks right.
At Holliday’s Pressure Washing Services, our work is guided by pride, reliability, and respect for our customers’ homes. We are fully licensed and insured, and every job is approached with attention to detail and care.
We believe great service starts with honest communication and ends with results you can see. If something is not right, we take the time to address it because lasting trust matters more than cutting corners. From protecting landscaping to ensuring safe and effective cleaning methods, we are committed to quality from start to finish.
Weekends around here run from a walk at Cranes Roost to a ballgame at the park, and we treat every home we clean like it sits on our own street. Serving these neighborhoods is the whole reason we do this, and we’re glad to keep them looking cared-for. You’ll find us working near the spots people know:
You’ll see our crew most often in the oak-canopied subdivisions like Spring Oaks, the lake-adjacent homes near Lake Orienta, and the older pockets near Sanlando Springs.
The written estimate is free, and you don’t have to be home for the work. From stucco house washing to a tile roof or a pool screen, we’ll scope the job and tell you exactly what to expect before we start. Call (407) 276-1343 and we’ll get you on the schedule.
