Palm Beach County
Gated city built around the Atlantis Country Club.
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“El Cid 1925 home. Other vendors quoted me pressure washing — these guys explained why that would damage original lime mortar. Soft-wash, low-pressure, perfect result. They left me a chemistry log for the preservation file.”
“Versailles limestone columns had organic staining for years. Their neutral chemistry pulled it without etching the stone. Other quotes wanted to use acid — glad we didn't.”
“Quarterly salt-rinse plan for our Frenchman's Creek east elevation. Cheaper than redoing the paint job in 3 years. Smartest hundred-and-something dollars a quarter I spend.”
“Jupiter Farms barn aisles, run-in shed roofs, RV pad — they cleaned it all on one visit and brought their own water for the well. Will book them every year.”
“Polo Club tennis-court dust on our house was relentless. Annual cleaning kept it manageable. Sparkle & Shine knew the issue before I described it.”
“Seven Bridges modern white stucco. They cleaned to the original color, not bleached lighter. Looks even, not patchy.”
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Palm Beach County's salt air, summer thunderstorms, and 8-month rainy season grow black streak algae on tile roofs, mildew on stucco, and tannin on paver drives faster than almost anywhere in the country. Atlantis is a 1.5-square-mile gated city of about 2,000 residents built entirely around the Atlantis Country Club. Single-family golf-frontage homes dominate, with most builds from the 1970s–90s.
Sparkle & Shine files a current COI at the Atlantis gatehouse and coordinates same-day vendor passes.
Low-pressure chemistry wash for stucco, hardie, vinyl, and painted siding. Never high-PSI on a painted surface.
ARMA-method roof wash for tile, shingle, and metal — chemistry only, never pressure on a roof.
Hot-water surface cleaner with pre- and post-treatment for tire marks, rust, oil, and embedded algae.
Three-step paver restoration: strip clean, polymeric re-sand, joint-stabilizing seal.
Cage frame, screen rinse, and travertine/marble/paver pool-deck restoration in one visit.
Recurring exterior maintenance for HOAs, condo associations, retail centers, and property managers.
Surface Compatibility
We pick the right method per surface — soft wash on painted exteriors and roofs, hot-water surface cleaning on concrete, neutral chemistry on stone. The wrong method costs you the surface.
Painted siding, stucco, masonry, and trim that need a chemistry-led wash, not high pressure.
| Surface | Correct Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Painted stucco (smooth & textured) | Soft wash (surfactant + sodium hypochlorite, chemical-only pressure) | Never high PSI on painted stucco — strips paint and erodes texture within months. |
| Hardie / cement-board siding | Soft wash, low-volume rinse top-down | Manufacturer-approved chemistry; no rotary nozzle. |
| Vinyl siding | Soft wash + vinyl-specific oxidation brightener | Brightener add-on for chalky vinyl 8+ years old — dramatic before/after. |
| Brick & coquina | Soft wash on porous brick; gentle pressure on hard-fired brick | Coquina is fragile and needs neutral chemistry — never acid. |
| Painted wood trim & shutters | Hand-applied soft wash, no machine pressure | Pre-1950 wood-frame siding gets the lowest pressure on every job. |
| Cast stone & limestone trim | Neutral-pH cleaner only — never acid | Acid cleaners etch limestone in seconds — repair is full re-honing. |
Tile, shingle, and metal roofs cleaned with the ARMA-recommended soft-wash method.
| Surface | Correct Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Concrete & clay barrel tile | Soft wash, chemical-only pressure, low-volume rinse | Standard PBC method. 3–5 year kill expectancy in most exposures. |
| Architectural & 3-tab shingle | ARMA soft wash, no spinning surface cleaner | Pressure washing shingles voids most manufacturer warranties. |
| Standing-seam metal | Soft wash + careful rinse to avoid panel chatter | We hand-rinse copper to preserve patina. |
| Flat membrane (commercial) | Hand-applied chemistry + sweep rinse | Pre-inspect for seams and flashing before any chemistry. |
Concrete, pavers, and stone surfaces that tolerate hot-water surface cleaning.
| Surface | Correct Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Poured concrete | Hot-water surface cleaner + pre/post treatment | Surface cleaner eliminates zebra striping that single-point wands leave. |
| Stamped or colored concrete | Lower-temp surface cleaner + neutral chemistry | Aggressive bleach can fade color sealer; we test before working. |
| Brick & concrete pavers | Strip clean + polymeric re-sand + joint-stabilizing seal | All three steps must happen together — skip one and the others fail. |
| Travertine, marble, coquina | Neutral-pH cleaner, soft brush, low pressure | Never use muriatic or hydrochloric acid — etches the stone permanently. |
| Garage floor concrete | Pre-soak with degreaser + hot-water surface clean | Old oil stains lighten significantly but may not fully disappear. |
Aluminum cage frames, fiberglass screens, and outdoor kitchen exteriors.
| Surface | Correct Method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminum cage frames | Screen-safe wash + brightener if oxidized | Brightener pass for white-oxidized frames is dramatic but charged as an add-on. |
| Fiberglass / polyester screens | Low-pressure rinse only — never blast | Pressure pops splines out of the frame. We tighten any we find loose. |
| Pool deck pavers / travertine | Pool surface tarped, then strip clean + post-treat | Sodium hypochlorite in the pool throws chemistry off for days — we tarp it. |
| Outdoor kitchen surrounds | Hand wipe + neutral chemistry around electronics | Mask electronics, ice makers, refrigerator vents before chemistry comes off the truck. |
Yes — we file a current Certificate of Insurance ahead of the visit so you don't have to coordinate vendor paperwork.