Soft wash cleaning for Bunnell's historic downtown storefronts and residential neighborhoods, matched to humidity-driven mildew rather than direct salt exposure.
As the Flagler County seat, Bunnell sits further inland along Old Kings Road with far less direct salt exposure than the coastal communities, but Florida's humidity still drives steady mildew and algae growth on both older downtown storefronts and the newer residential developments spreading east toward Palm Coast. We soft wash brick, stucco, and siding to clear that buildup, calibrated to protect the older masonry and painted surfaces common in Bunnell's historic downtown district.
Humidity, not salt air, is the main driver of mildew and algae growth this far inland. Bunnell's historic downtown and newer subdivisions both need regular attention, just on a different timeline than coastal properties.
Yes. We work with both residential properties and Bunnell's historic downtown storefronts along Old Kings Road, using pressure appropriate to older brick and masonry.
Yes. Inland humidity in Flagler County still drives significant mildew and algae growth, just without the salt film that coastal homes get. Most Bunnell homes benefit from a soft wash every 18 to 24 months.
No. Soft washing uses low pressure specifically because it's safe for aging brick and masonry that high-pressure washing could erode or damage.
Yes, we cover all of Bunnell including the newer subdivisions spreading east toward Palm Coast.
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