Soft washing in Bonita Springs.

Bonita Springs runs from Gulf-front at Barefoot Beach back through preserve-wrapped golf communities like Bonita Bay, Pelican Landing, and The Colony, and the exterior problem shifts as you move inland. On the beach side it is salt film holding damp against the stucco; in the preserve communities it is shade, standing humidity off the wetlands, and irrigation that keeps the lower walls wet between rains.

Our soft washing works either version the same way — solution matched to what is actually growing, dwell time so it dies at the root rather than getting knocked loose, then a low-pressure rinse that leaves paint, stucco, and screen mesh intact. On the mid-rise buildings in Bonita Bay that same low pressure is what makes balcony soffits and ceilings workable at height.

Preserve-adjacent work means the runoff gets handled with care: beds pre-wet, solution diluted, nothing left standing against landscaping that borders protected wetland. Where the roof has gone streaked from the same conditions, roof washing is the matching job. More on the area in Bonita Springs.