A green, hazy pool cage steals your view and your light — and in Florida's humidity, the algae, pollen, and mildew coating your screen enclosure only get thicker with every wet season. Screen enclosure and pool cage cleaning is the gentle, screen-safe soft wash that clears that film from the mesh, frames, and structure, so your lanai feels bright and open again instead of dingy and closed-in.
How we do it: Screens are exactly the wrong place for a pressure washer — high pressure tears mesh, pops splines, and bends frames. We exclusively soft wash enclosures: biodegradable cleaning solutions applied at low pressure that kill the algae and mildew at the root, then a gentle rinse that leaves the mesh intact and the whole cage brighter. We work the full structure — screen panels inside and out, the aluminum frames and support beams, door frames and kick plates — and we protect your pool, deck furniture, and landscaping from runoff throughout. Fully licensed and insured, like every job we do.
A full enclosure cleaning covers:
- Screen mesh panels — walls and roof panels, cleaned without tearing or stretching
- Aluminum frames, support beams, and gutters along the cage
- Enclosure doors, hinges, and kick plates
- Algae, pollen, mildew, and the gray grime film Florida humidity builds
Florida is why this service exists: humidity and summer rain feed algae on shaded mesh, pollen cakes into the weave every spring, sprinkler overspray leaves mineral haze, and coastal cages collect salt film on top of it all. A clogged, dirty screen also blocks airflow, so the lanai feels hotter and stuffier than it should. For the step-by-step of why this buildup happens and what homeowners can safely do themselves, see our guide on how to clean pool cages and screen enclosures in Florida — and when you want it done for you, that's us. Pairing the cage with a patio and pool deck cleaning in the same visit brings the whole outdoor space back at once.
Maintenance plans: Because enclosures sit in constant moisture and shade, most Florida pool cages do best with a cleaning once or twice a year — screened lanais under heavy tree cover regrow algae faster and benefit from twice-a-year service. Our recurring maintenance plans keep the cage consistently bright and are available at a discount versus one-off cleanings.
The result is a brighter lanai, a clearer view of your pool and yard, better airflow, and screens that last longer because the growth eating at them is gone. Every job is backed by our Spotless Promise — if anything isn't perfect, we re-clean it free within 72 hours — and it starts with a free, exact, no-obligation estimate. Get your instant estimate →
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between soft washing and pressure washing?+
Pressure washing uses high pressure for hard surfaces like concrete; soft washing uses low pressure plus cleaning solutions for delicate surfaces like roofs, siding, and screens. We use the right method for each surface.
Is it safe to pressure wash my roof?+
No — high pressure damages roofs. We soft wash roofs, which safely removes algae and black streaks at the root and protects your warranty.
What are the black streaks and green stains on my roof and siding?+
The black streaks are a hardy algae called Gloeocapsa magma, and the green or gray patches are mold, mildew, and lichen — all of which thrive in Florida's heat, humidity, and summer rainy season. They hold moisture against your roof, stucco, and screens and spread fast once the rains set in. Soft washing kills the growth at the root with low pressure so it doesn't simply return after the next storm, which also protects your shingles, tile, and paint.
How much does pressure washing cost?+
It depends on the surfaces and square footage — a driveway is very different from a full house-and-roof soft wash. We give you a free, exact quote up front.
How often should I wash my home's exterior?+
Soft-wash results on a roof or exterior typically last 6–12+ months; driveways do well about once a year. Florida's humidity speeds up regrowth, so coastal and shaded homes may want it more often.
Will it damage my plants or pavers?+
No — we pre-treat and rinse landscaping and use the correct low-pressure approach for each surface, so your plants, pavers, and screens are protected.
I got an HOA violation letter about my roof, driveway, or exterior — what do I do?+
Most Florida HOA exterior notices come down to three things: dark roof streaking, mildew or algae on stucco and siding, or a stained driveway — and all three are curable in one visit, not a repair. Under the commonly-cited Florida framework (F.S. §720.305 / §720.3035), owners typically get at least 14 days' written notice and a hearing before a fine can attach, with fines commonly capped at one hundred dollars per violation, up to one thousand dollars total — general FL framing, not legal advice, so always follow your own HOA's letter and timeline. Map the fix to the finding: roof algae streaking needs soft-wash roof cleaning, stucco or siding mildew needs a full house wash, and a stained driveway needs pressure washing. Tell us the violation and we'll give you a free, exact estimate and get you scheduled before your cure deadline.