Before & after
Real jobs from around Lake, Sumter and Marion counties. Drag the handle on any photo to see the difference.


Project photos are being added
We photograph every job before and after from the same spot, and those go up here as they are completed. In the meantime, call or text and we can talk through what your property needs.
Get a free quote
The fastest way is a call or text — we answer between jobs and after 5. Otherwise fill this out and you will hear back the same day.
Call or text386-243-4479
austin@highwaterexteriorcleaning.com
Highwater Exterior Cleaning LLC
Licensed & insured · Lake, Sumter & Marion counties
Straight answers
Will this damage my roof or my paint?
Not the way we do it. Roofs and painted or stucco siding get soft washed — that is a cleaning solution doing the work at garden-hose pressure, not a pressure wand. High pressure only goes on concrete and other hard surfaces that can take it.
What about my plants?
Landscaping gets soaked with plain water before we start and rinsed again after. Wet leaves dilute anything that lands on them. It is the step people skip, and it is why some washes leave brown spots in the beds.
What does it cost?
It depends on square footage, how many stories, and how much growth is on it — a house that has not been washed in six years is not the same job as one done last spring. Send the address and you will get an actual number, not a range.
Do I need to be home?
No. We need water access and a gate unlocked if the backyard is part of the job. You will get a text when we are on the way and photos when it is finished.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Highwater Exterior Cleaning is a registered Florida LLC and carries general liability insurance. Ask and we will send the certificate before any work starts.
Are you a registered business?
Yes. Highwater Exterior Cleaning LLC is registered in the state of Florida. Give us a call with any question about how we operate before you book a job.
How long does it stay clean?
In Central Florida humidity a house wash usually holds a year to two. North-facing walls and anything under trees green up first. Driveways depend on shade — sun-baked slabs go longer than the ones under an oak.