Lanai cleaning in Fort Myers.

Fort Myers enclosures collect two things in quantity: pollen off the mature oak and pine canopy through McGregor and the River District, and the mold that a long wet season and river humidity grow on anything that stays damp. On the newer Gateway builds, the cages are larger and taller, which mostly means more surface for the same problem and panels nobody can reach from a step ladder.

Our lanai cleaning does the enclosure as one room — screens soft washed in place at low pressure, framing and support beams cleaned including the top faces where pollen packs, the floor washed to the surface at a pressure matched to the deck material, and the kickplates, tracks, and corners detailed by hand.

Nobody climbs the cage to reach the upper panels; they are worked from the ground and the deck, because an enclosure is not built to carry weight. Where the roof and walls have streaked from the same wet season, roof washing and soft washing handle those. More on the area in Fort Myers.