



This Boca Raton home is a good example of what Florida's humidity and irrigation systems can do over time. The glass was picking up grime and water deposits, and rust had started showing up on the exterior - the kind of thing that's easy to ignore until it's really obvious. The homeowner wanted it handled top to bottom, front to back.
We worked through the full exterior - starting at the front entry and moving through to the backyard patio. Every window got cleaned, and the rust staining on the exterior surfaces was treated and removed. It's detailed work. You can't rush it if you want it done right.
Rust removal on a home like this takes more than just scrubbing. The wrong approach can spread the staining or damage the surrounding finish. We use targeted treatments that break down the rust without harming the stucco or stone. That matters a lot on a home with natural stone accents like the stacked stone column at the entry - that's not a surface you want to be aggressive with.
The window cleaning side of the job covered everything from the large rear-facing windows overlooking the patio to the front-facing glass near the garage. Clean glass makes a bigger difference than most people expect. It's one of those things you notice immediately once it's done - the whole exterior just looks sharper.
South Florida homes deal with a specific set of challenges. Salt air, hard water from irrigation, and humidity all work against your exterior year-round. Staying on top of it keeps things looking clean and prevents buildup from becoming a bigger problem down the road.