
We handle exterior cleaning for apartment-style, condo, townhome, and multifamily residential properties throughout Bonita Springs. We are a professional, fully insured exterior cleaning company with real experience on the properties that make up most of the Southwest Florida residential market.
The exterior problems we address include general dirt and grime on siding, heavy soiling from weather exposure, visible organic growth on walls, oil stains on surrounding concrete, and rust staining that needs targeted chemical treatment. We do not simply apply pressure and call it done. Every job is built around a heavily diluted sodium hypochlorite mix applied to kill organic growth at the root rather than push it around temporarily.
In Southwest Florida, the climate makes regular exterior maintenance more pressing than most property owners expect. Humidity stays elevated year-round, irrigation runs daily, and properties near lakes or dense landscaping accumulate organic growth faster than elsewhere. The rainy season accelerates that cycle. Treating the chemistry of the problem, rather than just the visible surface layer, is what actually extends time between cleanings. When we come out for an estimate, we walk the full property, note related surfaces worth addressing like driveways, pool decks, or exterior windows, and document what we find with photos to share with the client.

We price house washing on a per-square-foot basis, which is how we build every quote for this category of work. House washing starts at $2.25 per square foot, and pressure washing starts at $225. For most residential exterior cleaning jobs in this area, the average ticket runs between $400 and $500 depending on the scope and which services are included.
Across our broader service range:
For apartment-style and multifamily properties, pricing is confirmed after the on-site assessment based on the actual structure, access, and treatment needs.
Most things that push the total higher come from actual job conditions that require more product, more labor, or additional treatment steps. Common cost factors include:
Properties requiring three- or four-story access or scaffold-level reach fall outside our safe working range, and we say so plainly during the estimate rather than attempting work we cannot do safely.
Combining services in the same visit is the most straightforward way to reduce the total. Options we offer include:
We have run spring cleaning promotions for existing clients and plan to continue those once or twice a year. If you are interested in any of these options, mention it when you reach out and we will work it into the quote.
Vinyl requires more care than most clients expect. We apply sodium hypochlorite in a heavily diluted mix using a soft wash approach, and we always run a test spot first to check whether the vinyl oxidizes before treating a full section. Skipping that step risks leaving permanent Tiger Stripe streaking on the siding. After applying the chemical, we allow a dwell time of five to ten minutes so it kills the organic growth rather than just rinsing the surface. We explain the chemistry and the method to every client before anything touches their siding.
Stucco is also cleaned with sodium hypochlorite, but the rinse method changes. Stucco tolerates more pressure than vinyl without the same oxidation risk, so we increase pressure slightly to push contamination out of the material’s texture more thoroughly. Same chemistry, adjusted technique. The surface in front of us tells us what it requires, and we adjust accordingly rather than running identical settings on everything.
Our normal service range covers multifamily residential buildings, condos, townhomes, and similar apartment-style properties within safe working range. Very tall three-story or four-story buildings, properties needing scaffold access, or structures where safe reach is not achievable with our current equipment fall outside what we do, and we are direct about that during the estimate. We also regularly spot related exterior work during site visits, including driveways, pool decks, and exterior windows, and document those findings with notes and photos so the client has a complete picture.


One of the most consistent pieces of feedback we receive from new clients is that they were surprised someone actually answered and then showed up on time. We return missed calls quickly, text back when customers text us, and treat communication as part of the job itself starting from the first contact.
We are not competing to be the lowest number on a comparison spreadsheet. Clients who want the cheapest option in the market are not the right fit for what we provide. Free estimates, full insurance coverage, and professional customer service are part of what you are paying for, and fair pricing is not the same thing as cheap pricing.
Our commercial-grade pressure washer runs at 8 gallons per minute (GPM) and 3,500 PSI (pounds per square inch). Higher GPM is what clears contamination off a surface faster and more completely. The lower PSI keeps surfaces safe during the process, reducing the risk of stripping paint, peeling finishes, or damaging materials we were hired to improve.
Around 85 to 90% of our estimates are completed on site, with the remainder handled by phone when distance makes an in-person visit impractical. We take notes and photographs during every site visit and share that documentation with the client so both sides have a clear record going into the job.
Before any cleaning begins on the day of service, we walk the client through what we are looking at, the process we are running, the chemicals we are applying, and a realistic time range. The most common questions we get, about process, chemicals, and timing, get answered before we hook anything up.
We plan around customer availability rather than expecting clients to rearrange their calendars. Our hours run Monday through Saturdays, and that Saturday window exists specifically for clients who cannot fit service into a standard weekday slot.

We answer the phone or call back quickly, and text back when customers text us. Once we understand the scope, we schedule a site visit rather than quoting from a photo. We walk the full property, take notes, photograph anything worth documenting, and send the estimate by email and text. Follow-ups go out the next day, again around three days later, and once more at the one- to two-week mark if the job has not been booked. We schedule around your availability, including Saturdays.
Before cleaning starts, we walk the property with the client, cover what we are looking at, identify the siding material, explain the chemicals we are applying, describe plant and landscaping protection, and confirm a realistic time range. We verify water access and make sure work areas are clear. This walkthrough is what prevents most end-of-job surprises.
We apply a heavily diluted sodium hypochlorite mix as the primary cleaning agent, targeting organic growth at the chemistry level rather than relying on pressure alone. On vinyl, we test first, allow a five-to-ten-minute dwell, and rinse with a soft wash approach. On stucco, we apply the same sodium hypochlorite (SH) treatment but increase rinse pressure slightly to clear contamination through the surface texture. Surfactant is added when conditions call for it, though Florida’s ambient humidity often makes it unnecessary. Biodegradable detergent products like OxiClean are brought in when specific staining warrants it.
We rinse surrounding vegetation continuously throughout the job and again with water once cleaning is complete. After that, we apply a sodium hypochlorite neutralizer that degrades the active ingredient in the sodium hypochlorite (SH), making the discharged solution biodegradable and safe for soil. This step happens on every job without exception. Any section of a building that falls outside our safe working reach gets skipped and flagged to the client directly, with a clear explanation of why.
We do a final walkthrough on site with the client once cleaning is finished and take care of anything that needs a second pass before we leave. Time estimates are built with a buffer so clients come out ahead on timing rather than waiting. Within a day or two of the job, we follow up to confirm everything looks right. If something comes up within a reasonable window of one to two weeks after the service, we return at no charge.
Every job comes with the following commitments, and none of them are negotiable:
Our satisfaction standard is 100%, and every job is backed by no-charge callback support when service-related issues need rework. Exterior cleaning is backed by our rework policy and follow-up support rather than a fixed-term product warranty.



No. Our exterior cleaning service is best suited for apartment-style, condo, townhome, and other multifamily residential properties that fit our normal service range. We mainly clean single-story, two-story, and multifamily-style buildings rather than specialized heavy-commercial sites. If a property has unusual access or falls outside our safe working range, we’ll be upfront about that.
Not always. We can handle tall two-story properties, but very tall three-story or four-story buildings may be outside our equipment range. We do not take on work that would require unsafe pressure washing from a ladder or other risky access methods.
Yes, we use the client’s water on site. That’s part of how we perform exterior cleaning and pressure washing services. If water access is restricted or there is an active water restriction in place, that can affect whether the service can move forward.
The main thing is to make sure the work area is accessible before we arrive. We recommend pointing out any problem areas, delicate spots, or access concerns during the walkthrough so we can plan the job correctly. Clear communication ahead of time helps the cleaning go more smoothly.
Yes, the areas being cleaned need to be clear. If cars, equipment, or other obstructions block access, we may not be able to clean that section properly. We recommend making sure the work area is open before the scheduled service time.
Not always. It depends on how deep the stain is and how long it has been there. Light or more superficial staining can often be improved, but deeply absorbed oil or other severe staining may need specialty equipment or may not come out fully. We prefer to be upfront about realistic results rather than overpromise.
We skip unsafe areas rather than take unnecessary risks. If a section is outside our safe access range, we’ll let you know honestly and explain the limitation. Our priority is doing the work safely and correctly, not forcing a job that should not be done.
Yes, we often identify other areas that may need attention while walking the property. That can include things like driveways, pool decks, or exterior windows. We also document what we see with notes and photos so you have a clearer picture of the property’s condition.

If you manage or own an apartment-style or multifamily property in Bonita Springs and want to clear the buildup, organic growth, and surface staining that Florida’s climate keeps putting back, call us at 541-515-1051 or submit a request through our contact form at clean-streaks.com to schedule a free on-site estimate. We will walk the property with you, document what we find, answer every question about the process from chemicals to timing to plant protection, and quote any related exterior work like driveways, pool decks, or windows in the same visit so you leave with a complete picture of what your property needs.