Lanai cleaning in Pelican Bay.

If there is a hardest place in Naples to keep a screen enclosure clean, it is a Pelican Bay lot backing onto the mangrove preserve. Humidity comes off the mangroves and does not disperse, the mature canopy keeps the sun off, and the cage sits in that damp shade collecting pollen and organic debris with nothing to dry it out. The panels facing the preserve are usually visibly darker than the ones facing the street.

Our lanai cleaning treats the enclosure as one room: screens soft washed in place at low pressure so the mesh survives it, framing and beams cleaned top faces included, floor washed to the surface, and the kickplates, tracks, and corners detailed by hand where the black actually starts.

Preserve-adjacent runoff is diluted and directed into pre-wet planting rather than allowed to reach protected land. Where the roof and the walls above have gone the same way, roof washing and soft washing handle those on the same visit. More on the area in Pelican Bay.