Stucco Soft Wash
Stucco is the most common exterior finish in Tampa Bay, and its texture is exactly why it stays dirty — mildew and algae root down inside the porous surface instead of sitting on top where a rinse could lift them off. From $400.
Stucco is the most common exterior finish in Tampa Bay, and its texture is exactly why it stays dirty — mildew and algae root down inside the porous surface instead of sitting on top where a rinse could lift them off. Pressure washing strips the paint chasing growth it can never fully reach, and what survives underneath regrows within a season on a wall that now also needs repainting.
Our approach: We run a biodegradable biocide solution at under 500 PSI that kills mildew and algae at the root without touching the paint finish. On shaded, tannin-stained, or older stucco we cut the solution strength further and rinse in sections so nothing dwells long enough to force water into hairline cracks.
Our 3-step process
Within 24 hours of your call. We walk the exterior, give you an exact written quote. No high-pressure sales — just a real number.
Low-pressure, under 500 PSI, with SoftWash Systems biodegradable solutions. Plants, pets, and pools protected with our rinse-before-and-after protocol. Most stucco jobs take 2–5 hours.
Written guarantee — if anything isn't right after your cleaning, we come back and touch it up free. No hassle, no hard sell, just clean.
Other Siding Types
Vinyl siding is common across Tampa Bay's ranch-style and manufactured-home neighborhoods, and it fails a specific way under pressure: high-PSI water finds the seams between panels and forces its way behind the siding, where it sits against the wall sheathing and causes rot nobody notices until it's an expensive repair.
From $400Hardie board (fiber cement) siding is increasingly common on newer Tampa Bay construction — durable against Florida weather, but the caulked seams between boards and around trim are a real weak point under high pressure.
From $400See the full house washing service page with pricing breakdown, FAQs, and Tampa Bay coverage.
Main page →Questions
Because pressure washing only removes what's sitting on the surface. Stucco's texture holds mildew and algae inside the pores, and what survives below the surface regrows within months — often on a wall that's now also missing paint. Soft wash chemistry kills it at the root, so it doesn't just come back.
No — that's the whole point of the method. Pressure is what strips paint chasing growth it can't reach. Our biocide solution runs under 500 PSI and works on contact time and chemistry, not force, so the paint finish is untouched.
Usually oak tannin — a natural dye leached from oak leaves and branches by rain, especially common under heavy tree canopy. Pressure sets it deeper into the texture; soft wash chemistry lifts it. Decades-old staining on very porous stucco can leave a faint shadow even after treatment.
Yes, with reduced solution strength and a sectioned rinse so nothing dwells long enough to force water into a crack. We flag any structural cracking we see at the quote — that's a repair issue, not a cleaning one, and we'll tell you honestly which is which.
Most stucco homes run $400–$900 depending on square footage and how far the growth has progressed. Two-story homes are the same rate as single-story. Free instant quote within 24 hours.
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