Why North Miami Beach Needs It

Two Climates
In One City

North Miami Beach is really two maintenance environments. Inland, the mid-century housing stock off Biscayne and through the residential grid deals with standard South Florida algae on concrete and stucco. Out toward Eastern Shores and the canal-front streets, salt air and constant humidity off the water accelerate everything - those properties generally need attention twice as often as their neighbors a mile inland.

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.

Mixed Housing Stock

A lot of original mid-century construction here, with older painted surfaces and terrazzo entries that do not take pressure well. Soft washing is the default on anything painted or original.

Surface Types

Concrete drives and walkways, flat tile and shingle roofs, painted block and stucco, seawalls and dock areas on the canal streets, and screened patios. Waterfront properties carry salt film on top of ordinary algae.

What we clean