Pressure Washing in Tampa Bay
Florida humidity builds up mold, mildew, and algae fast. Jr Pro Painting LLC pressure washes roofs, siding, and driveways — either as prep before a paint job or as its own service.
Why Florida Homes Need Regular Pressure Washing
Constant humidity and afternoon rain make Florida roofs and siding a magnet for mold, mildew, and algae streaking — the black or green stains you see on roofs and north-facing walls. Left alone, that buildup holds moisture against the surface and shortens the life of both roofing material and exterior paint. A proper wash removes it before it becomes a bigger problem.
Signs Your Property Needs a Wash
- Black streaking or dark stains on roof shingles or tile
- Green or gray algae buildup on siding, walkways, or pool decks
- Chalky, dull-looking exterior paint that a wash would refresh
- Getting ready for a repaint — prep is part of every exterior job we do
Our Pressure Washing Process
- Assess the surface. Roofing material, siding type, and condition determine pressure and method.
- Protect landscaping. Plants and delicate surfaces covered or rinsed clear of runoff.
- Wash. Proper pressure and detergent for the surface — too much pressure damages roofing and siding.
- Rinse & inspect. Full rinse-down and a check that nothing was missed.
What Affects the Price
Pricing depends on the surfaces being washed (roof, siding, driveway, or a combination), total square footage, and how much buildup has to be removed. Heavier algae or mildew buildup takes longer than routine maintenance washing.
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Pressure Washing FAQs
Do you offer pressure washing as a standalone service, or only before painting?
Both. We build surface cleaning into every exterior painting job, and we also take pressure washing requests on their own — a clean roof, driveway, or siding refresh without a paint job attached.
Is pressure washing safe for a tile or shingle roof?
It needs the right pressure and technique — too aggressive and you can damage shingles or strip protective granules. We adjust pressure and method based on the roofing material so it gets clean without getting damaged.
How often does a Florida home need pressure washing?
Florida's humidity and rain encourage mold, mildew, and algae growth faster than drier climates — most homes here benefit from a wash every 12-18 months, sooner for shaded or coastal properties.
Can you pressure wash driveways and walkways, not just the house?
Yes — concrete driveways, walkways, and pool decks all build up the same grime and mildew as siding and roofing, and we clean those surfaces too.