Central Florida doesn’t give your home’s exterior much of a break. The humidity keeps organic growth cycling back season after season, and between the afternoon rain and the warm temperatures that algae genuinely thrives in, most Winter Springs homes are dealing with some combination of dark streaking, mildew buildup, rust from irrigation lines, or oil staining before the year is out. We’re always upfront that a faint shadow can sometimes remain after treating set-in oil, and you deserve to know that before we start.
At Holliday’s Pressure Washing Services , we cover Winter Springs and the surrounding area out of our base in nearby Longwood. We handle house washing, roof cleaning, driveway and concrete work, rust removal, pool screen cleaning, fence and deck cleaning, and gutters. We start at the lowest effective mix strength and adjust from there, with your landscaping protected and every application controlled. You don’t need to be home either. We send a text when we’re on the way, leave completion photos when the job is done, and let you pay online. Get a free quote today.
Stucco is by far the most common exterior we encounter in this part of Florida, and it rewards a properly diluted soft wash over raw pressure. We also work regularly with vinyl, Hardie board, brick, wood, and metal siding. Metal gets particular attention in Florida’s heat because a solution that’s too concentrated on a hot surface can flash-dry and react before you can rinse it off. Our 535-gallon tank means we arrive ready to work: on most residential jobs we connect to the homeowner’s water to make sure we have enough supply from start to finish, and for commercial work we bring our own or fill via fire hydrant meter.
Between the oak tree canopy, Florida’s rainy season, and the organic growth that warm humidity encourages year-round, Winter Springs homes have no shortage of exterior maintenance needs. We work with all the materials common in this area, and every job is matched to the surface.
Call or get a free quote online and we’ll put together the right approach for your property.
Commercial sites and HOA communities run on schedules, and any crew working on them needs to move around tenants, customers, and residents without creating a liability problem. We plan for that before we show up: after-hours scheduling, proper runoff sequencing, and coordination with property managers rather than leaving notification loose.
Whether you need a one-time clean or a recurring maintenance arrangement, contact us for a quote that fits your property and schedule.
Our office team handles all calls and form submissions, and we asks the follow-up questions that actually matter before the crew arrives, including what type of staining you’re dealing with, so we’re not sorting that out in your driveway. Once you’re on the schedule, you get a confirmed date, an on-the-way text with an ETA on the day of service, completion photos after the job is done, and an invoice you can pay from your phone. Our team calls a couple of days later to confirm everything held up, and if something needs a second look, that’s exactly what the call is for.
You don’t need to be home for us to do the job right, and a lot of our customers set it up that way by design. You’ll get a text before we arrive, photos of the finished work before you see the invoice, and payment is handled online when it’s convenient for you. We need access to the exterior and you’ll hear from us when it’s done.
We identify what we’re dealing with before anything goes down, because applying the wrong solution at the wrong strength causes more harm than it fixes. Organic growth gets sodium hypochlorite and soaps mixed to the proper strength, applied and rinsed thoroughly with fresh water. Rust calls for oxalic acid at a concentration calibrated to the stain, because going stronger than necessary risks etching the surface below it.
We start at the lowest effective concentration and adjust up using the proportioner dials, stopping when we reach what the stain requires and no further. Plants get covered before any solution is applied, the crew runs gloves and respirators on every job, and we ask that pets stay inside until surfaces are dry. For metal siding in Florida’s summer heat, we use a more diluted mix and actively cool the surface during application to prevent flash-drying and oxidation, because that extra step matters here in a way it simply doesn’t in a cooler climate.
We run high-gallon-per-minute machines because finishing faster means fewer hours of equipment noise at your property and a crew that wraps up and moves on rather than dragging the day out. Our 535-gallon tank and fire hydrant meter capability give us the flexibility to handle any water supply situation, whether that’s connecting to homeowner water on a residential job or arriving fully loaded on a commercial site.
Cones and A-frame signs go up at both ends of any pedestrian path we’re working near, warning foot traffic about hoses and overspray. In apartment breezeways, we post a crew member at ground level with an umbrella so residents passing through aren’t caught in the spray. Arriving at 1:30 in the morning for a business that opens at 5 AM is not unusual for us, because cleaning a high-traffic property after hours is the only way to do the work without making it everyone else’s problem for the morning.
We can Siamese our machines together to combine their gallon-per-minute output for large surfaces and extended commercial runs. Our Curbinator cleans the flat top, vertical face, and front edge of a curb in a single pass rather than requiring multiple separate runs down the same stretch. For oil, gum, and grease, our hot water unit reaches up to approximately 250 degrees Fahrenheit, because there’s a point where cold water and chemistry alone aren’t enough.
Every quote is built around the actual conditions of your property, but here’s where our pricing starts:
Book any two services together and we take $75 off the total. The most common combinations are house washing with driveway cleaning, house washing with roof cleaning, and driveway cleaning with roof cleaning, though the discount applies to any two qualifying services. We also offer a neighbor rate on driveway work: when several households on the same block book together, we can offer a better price for everyone, since working one street in a single run keeps our costs lower and we pass that along.
Commercial clients with ongoing maintenance needs, like an apartment complex booking two cleans a year, can qualify for a pricing arrangement that reflects the frequency. Contact us to discuss what a recurring plan would look like for your property.
Our Make-It-Right Satisfaction Commitment
If something was missed or something goes wrong, we address it. Our team’s post-service call happens a couple of days after the job so you’ve had time to look things over and catch anything that needs attention before the window closes. Tell us something’s off and we’ll take care of it.
Roof Cleaning: What We’ll Stand Behind and What We Won’t Promise
We no longer offer a two-year roof warranty because a roof surrounded by trees can get dirty again in months, and a warranty built on that wouldn’t be an honest one. What we do commit to is a spot-free result: if any spots remain after we finish, we come back and touch them up.
Gutter Cleaning: Why We Focus on Frequency Instead of Warranties
A one-year clog-free warranty doesn’t hold up when oak trees are dropping debris into your gutters throughout the year, and offering one wouldn’t be honest. We clean thoroughly and flush every downspout to confirm it’s draining properly, and we recommend doing that at least every six months, with a clean before rainy season being especially important since clogged gutters going into Florida’s wet months create far bigger problems than the cost of the service.
Oil Stains: What to Expect Before We Start
We treat oil stains with a commercial-grade degreaser, mechanical scrubbing, a roughly 20-minute dwell time, and hot water up to approximately 250 degrees Fahrenheit. Even with that full process, a shadow can remain when the oil has had time to soak deep into the concrete, and we tell you that at the quote stage so there are no surprises at the end.
Our team follows up on every call or form submission to confirm the job details and ask the questions that matter before anyone drives out, including what type of staining you’re dealing with and any surface concerns we should know about in advance. Once the estimate looks right, you’re on the schedule.
You get a text when we’re on the way with an ETA so there’s no guessing. Before any water or solution touches your property, we tape and cover all electrical outlets, doorbells, security cameras, and garage door openers, protect your plants, and ask that pets stay inside until surfaces are fully dry.
Organic growth gets a properly diluted sodium hypochlorite and soap solution, applied and fully rinsed. Rust calls for oxalic acid with the concentration calibrated carefully, since going stronger than the stain requires risks etching the surface underneath. Stucco, which is common throughout this part of Florida, gets adjusted dilution and deliberate application pressure; metal siding gets a weaker mix and active cooling to prevent flash-drying in the heat.
On house washes, we take one wall at a time, applying solution and rinsing it fully before moving on so nothing dries between application and rinse. Driveways get a surface clean, full rinse, and sodium hypochlorite post-treatment, with a pump-up sprayer on stubborn spots; oil jobs get commercial degreaser, a stiff brush scrub, roughly 20 minutes of dwell time, and hot water toward 250 degrees Fahrenheit, though we always flag at the quote stage that a shadow can sometimes remain.
Cones and A-frame signs go up at both ends of any pedestrian path, after-hours scheduling is our strong preference on commercial properties, and apartment breezeways get a ground crew member with an umbrella so residents aren’t caught in the spray. Near waterways we skip sodium hypochlorite entirely and use an eco-friendly alternative; for community runoff management, we surface clean first so only water reaches the drain, then apply a light post-treatment designed to dry in place.
We photograph the completed work and send it along with the invoice; payment is handled online when you get to it. We call a couple of days later to check that everything held up, and if anything needs a second pass, that’s what the call is for.
Holliday’s Pressure Washing Services is based in Longwood, right on the edge of the Winter Springs service area, so we’re not driving in from across the metro every time. We know what Florida exteriors deal with: the humidity that keeps organic growth coming back even after a fresh clean, the oak trees that pack gutters full and coat screen enclosures with debris throughout the year, and the timing that rainy season demands, because clogged gutters going into Florida’s wet months cause real problems. Our busiest stretch runs fall and winter, when the weather is mild and homeowners are getting ahead of their maintenance calendar, which is the opposite of how the cleaning season works up north. When you call Holliday’s, you get a crew that knows the local conditions, an office that follows up after every job, and a process built to keep you informed from the first text to the final happy call.
Call us at (407) 276-1343, email us , or request a free quote online. Spring and summer schedules fill up faster than most people expect in Florida, so the sooner you reach out, the easier it is to lock in the date that works for you.