Why Florida City Needs It

Open Sky,
Hard Sun

Florida City sits at the very bottom of Miami-Dade, where the suburbs give way to agricultural land and the Everglades. Lots are open and exposed with far less tree cover than neighborhoods further north, which changes the problem: less deep shade algae, more sun-baked grime, agricultural dust and windblown soil staining on driveways and light stucco. Roofs still streak - that happens everywhere in this climate - but the driveway dirt down here is a different kind.

South Florida Climate

Miami-Dade and Broward average over 60 inches of rain per year. Humidity and warmth keep algae, mold, and mildew growing on exterior surfaces year-round.

Residential & Commercial

Florida City carries a genuine mix of housing and roadside commercial frontage along the US-1 corridor. Commercial sidewalk and entryway work is scheduled outside trading hours.

Surface Types

Concrete drives and walkways, shingle and flat tile roofs, painted block and stucco, chain-link and vinyl fencing, plus commercial sidewalks and service areas. Dust and soil staining respond well to a surface cleaner.

What we clean