Hudson sits right on the Pasco County coast, and many homes back onto saltwater canals. Gulf wind carries salt mist that coats windows, screens and painted block walls. Damp air then feeds mildew on eaves and lanai ceilings. Canal docks also grow a slick green film where boats tie up. Many Hudson homes near US-19 are older block houses with painted exteriors. Those walls fade and chalk when grime stays on them. Regular washing slows that wear and keeps the paint looking fresh for years.
Pasco County Land Development Code 902.1 prohibits non-stormwater discharges, such as soapy wash water, into the storm sewer system. We follow that rule on every Hudson job. Our crew contains runoff, so no detergent reaches a drain or a canal. Walls and roofs get soft washing, where a mild solution does the work instead of force. Concrete drives get a rotary cleaner, and paver drives can get sealer. Screen enclosures get a careful wash that leaves the mesh intact.
Yes. Plazas, medical offices and restaurants along US-19 need clean entries and walkways for customers. We remove gum, rust and oil stains from concrete and clean building faces. Mobile home parks and HOAs can schedule clubhouses, pools and common walks. We are licensed as a general contractor, and Google reviewers rate us 5.0 stars. Ricardo and his dad run the business as a family. Ring (813) 808-6692 for a free Hudson price.
