Drew S.
Marco Island Powerwashing
We used drones to make sure this job was done perfectly.
Powerwashing a large residence can be a daunting task, but with the right tools and a bit of patience, a beautiful, sparkling exterior can be achieved.
The first step is to inspect the house for any areas of damage or wear that could be affected by the power washing, and trouble spots for extra attention. This includes checking for loose or cracked paint, chipped stonework, and any other signs of wear. Once the inspection is complete, the area should be cleared of any furniture, plants, or other belongings that could be damaged by the water.
Next, the exterior should be swept and cleaned of any dirt, leaves, or other debris that could be blasted away by the powerwashing. Once the area is clear, the powerwashing can begin. It is important to take care when using the powerwashing equipment, as the pressure can be damaging to some surfaces. Finally, drones can be used to inspect the exterior for areas that might have been missed during the inspection or cleaning. Drones can also be used to get a better view of the area for more precise powerwashing.
