Straight answers about pressure washing, soft washing, roof cleaning, and paver work on Florida’s Space Coast. Tap any question, and follow the links to learn more about each service or area we cover.
They are two different tools, and the right one depends on the surface. Pressure washing uses a strong flow of water for hard surfaces like concrete and pavers. Soft washing uses low pressure and a safe cleaning mix instead of force, which is the right call for roofs, stucco, and screen cages. Most homes in Brevard County have a mix of both kinds of surfaces, so we match the method to each one. Learn more about our professional pressure washing and how we choose the safe approach for every part of your home.
Yes. Renew & Restore Exterior Cleaning is fully licensed and insured, and we are owner-operated. Jeremy started cleaning exteriors on the Space Coast in 2014 and made it official as Renew & Restore Exterior Cleaning, LLC in 2015. The person who quotes your job is the same person who does the work, so nothing gets handed off to a crew that does not care. You can see real before-and-after results from local jobs in our photo gallery, and we are always happy to answer questions before we start.
No, you usually do not need to be home for an exterior cleaning. As long as we can reach the areas being cleaned and have access to water and any gates, we can take care of the job while you are at work or out running errands. We will confirm the details with you ahead of time. If you have a locked gate, a dog in the yard, or special instructions, just let us know. Many customers across Brevard County simply leave a note and come home to a clean property. See the kind of results to expect in our photo gallery.
It depends on the size of the property and what we are cleaning. A simple driveway or a single-story house wash might take an hour or two, while a full house wash plus a roof soft wash and paver work can take most of a day. Weather and how heavy the buildup is also play a part. When we give you a free estimate, we will let you know roughly how long your job should take so you can plan around it. You can see the range of work we handle in our photo gallery.
You can have your home cleaned any time of year here, since our Space Coast winters are mild. Spring is popular because it clears off winter grime and pollen before guests visit or summer storms arrive. Fall is great for washing away heavy summer growth and the lovebug mess before the holidays. Many homeowners also book before a party or before listing a home for sale. If you already see green or black growth, the best time is simply soon, before it spreads. Our house washing service keeps your home fresh in any season.
Yes, when handled with care, and that is how we work. The cleaning mixes we use are made for house and roof washing, and we control exactly where they go. Before we start, we wet down your plants and grass so they are protected, and we rinse the area again when we finish. We keep the mix at the right strength for each job, never stronger than needed, and we ask that pets stay inside while we work. Once everything is rinsed and dry, your yard, plants, and pets are fine. Learn more about our gentle house washing approach.
Getting started is easy. Just call or text us at 321-432-4340, and we will set up a free, no-pressure estimate. We will look at what you need, answer your questions, and give you an honest recommendation, even if that means telling you a service is not necessary. There is no obligation and no hard sell. Once you are ready, we schedule a time that works for you. You can browse our full list of services and see real results in our photo gallery before you decide.
Renew & Restore is owner-operated, so the person who quotes your job is the same person who does the work. Jeremy started cleaning exteriors on the Space Coast in 2014 and made it official in 2015. We are fully licensed and insured, and because we live and work here in Brevard County, we know what our salt air, humidity, and summer storms do to local homes. We do not rush, cut corners, or hand your home to a crew that does not care. See the difference in our photo gallery.
No. We never blast a roof with high pressure, because that can crack tiles and strip the grit off shingles. We use a soft wash instead, which means low pressure and a safe cleaning mix that kills the algae and rinses the streaks away. This is the method most shingle makers recommend, and it protects the roof warranty that high pressure can void. See how our soft-wash roof cleaning safely removes black streaks from shingle and tile roofs across the Space Coast.
Those black streaks are not dirt, and they will not rinse off with a hose. They are a living algae called Gloeocapsa magma, and it loves the warm, damp Space Coast climate. It feeds on your shingles, spreads over time, holds moisture against the roof, and can shorten its life. It also makes a clean home look old. Our roof cleaning service removes it at the root with a gentle soft wash, so the streaks stay gone far longer than a quick rinse would manage.
A proper soft wash keeps a roof clean far longer than a simple rinse, because it kills the algae at the root instead of just wetting the surface. How long it lasts depends on your roof and what surrounds it. Roofs with plenty of sun and good airflow stay clean the longest, while shaded roofs under trees may see growth return sooner, since trees drop spores that speed it up. For most homes the results last a good while. Our roof cleaning service can be set on a simple schedule so the streaks never take hold again.
Yes. Tile roofs, both clay and concrete, are common on Viera and Suntree homes, and they need a careful touch. Walking a tile roof or blasting it with high pressure can crack tiles and lead to leaks. We never do that. Our soft wash uses low pressure and a safe cleaning mix that removes algae, lichen, and moss without damaging the tile or its coating. It is the safe way to get a tile roof clean and keep it that way. Learn how our roof cleaning protects tile and shingle roofs alike.
In many cases, yes. Metal roofs and low-slope or flat roofs can grow the same algae, mildew, and stains as shingle and tile, and a gentle soft wash can clean them safely. The right approach depends on the roof material and its condition, so we will take a look first and let you know the best method. We never use harsh pressure that could damage seams or coatings. If you have a metal or flat roof looking dingy, reach out and we will assess it. See more about our soft-wash roof cleaning.
Yes. The black streaks and green growth on a roof are alive, and they slowly feed on and break down roofing material while holding moisture against the surface. Left for years, that shortens the life of the roof. Removing the growth with a gentle soft wash stops that damage and helps your roof reach closer to its full lifespan. It also keeps the roof looking far newer, which matters for curb appeal and resale. Our roof cleaning service protects both the look and the life of your roof.
We avoid walking on roofs whenever possible, because foot traffic can crack tiles and wear down shingles. Our soft-wash method lets us clean most roofs from ladders and the ground using low-pressure equipment, so we rarely need to get up on the surface at all. When access does require it, we take great care and step only where it is safe. This careful approach protects your roof from damage while still getting it fully clean. Learn more about how our roof cleaning works without harsh pressure or heavy foot traffic.
With a soft wash, you will often see a big difference quickly. Some growth lifts and rinses away during the cleaning, while certain stains keep fading over the days that follow as the treatment continues to work and the rain helps rinse it. Heavier algae and lichen may take a little longer to fully disappear. Either way, the roof keeps improving rather than just getting a surface rinse. We will set honest expectations for your specific roof before we start. Read more about results from our roof cleaning service.
Yes. Soft washing is the safest way to clean most Brevard County homes. Many homes here have stucco, and others have vinyl or wood siding. A high-pressure blast can crack stucco, push water behind siding, or strip paint. Soft washing uses low pressure and a cleaning mix that breaks down mold, mildew, and algae, and then we rinse it away gently. It is also better for homes near the salt air. Learn more about our gentle house washing for siding, stucco, and soffits.
Most homes here do well with a wash about once a year, and some need it sooner. Our weather stays warm and damp most of the year, which is just what mold and algae need to grow. Homes near the Indian River Lagoon or the beaches also fight salt in the air, and shaded homes green up faster. A good check is the north side of the house. When you see green or black starting, it is time. Our house washing service keeps your home looking its best year round.
Yes. That green and black film on your walls is mold, mildew, and algae, and it is very common on Brevard County homes. A garden hose will not remove it, and scrubbing barely helps. Our soft wash uses a cleaning mix made for this. It breaks the growth down at the root, not just on the surface, so your walls come clean and stay clean longer than a plain rinse. We pay special attention to the shaded north side, where growth is usually worst. See how our house washing brings dull, green walls back to life.
Yes. We are fully equipped to safely soft wash two-story and taller homes. Our soft-wash method lets us clean upper walls, soffits, and eaves from the ground using low-pressure equipment, so we do not need to risk ladders against every surface or use damaging high pressure up high. That means a safe, even clean from the foundation to the roofline. If your two-story home has hard-to-reach areas or tall gables, we will plan for it during your estimate. Learn more about our whole-home house washing service.
Yes. A full house wash includes more than just the main walls. We clean the soffits, fascia, the outside of your gutters, and the trim, since those areas collect just as much grime and green growth. Streaked gutters and dirty soffits can make a freshly washed home still look tired, so we never skip them. We use a gentle, low-pressure touch on these areas to lift the dirt without forcing water where it should not go. Point out any problem spots during your estimate. See the full results in our photo gallery.
No, not with soft washing. High pressure is what strips and chips paint, and we do not use high pressure on painted surfaces. Soft washing relies on a gentle cleaning mix and a low-pressure rinse, so it lifts dirt, mold, and mildew while leaving your paint intact. This is the safe way to clean painted stucco, wood, and trim. If you have any areas with already-failing or peeling paint, let us know and we will take extra care around them. Learn more about our paint-safe house washing method.
Yes. Vinyl siding cleans up beautifully with a soft wash. Vinyl is prone to a green or black film, especially on shaded and north-facing walls, and our cleaning mix breaks that down so the siding looks bright again. High pressure can crack vinyl or drive water behind the panels, so we avoid it and let the solution do the work. The result is clean, even siding with no damage. Whether your home is vinyl, stucco, or wood, we match the method to the surface. See more about our house washing service.
A house wash does not take long to dry, and your home looks clean right away once we finish rinsing. The walls and surfaces typically dry within a few hours, depending on sun and humidity. Because soft washing treats the growth at the root, your home also stays cleaner longer than it would after a simple rinse. There is no mess left behind for you to deal with. If you have a special event coming up, let us know and we will time the job. See fresh results in our photo gallery.
Often, yes, though it depends on the stain. Rust stains are common on Brevard driveways, and many come from sprinkler water, since a lot of homes here run on well water that carries iron. Oil and grease show up too. A normal wash will not lift these. They need the right treatment, time to work in, and a careful rinse. Most stains come out or fade a great deal, though very old ones may not vanish fully. Our concrete cleaning service treats driveways, sidewalks, and patios the right way.
Those stripes, sometimes called zebra striping, come from cleaning concrete with just a pressure wand, which cleans in narrow paths and leaves clean lines next to dirty ones. We avoid this by using a flat surface cleaner that cleans an even, wide path across the whole slab, so there are no wand marks. This matters most on large driveways and patios, where uneven cleaning really stands out. Our concrete cleaning service gives driveways and sidewalks a uniform, streak-free finish every time.
For most homes here, once a year keeps driveways, sidewalks, and patios looking sharp. Our climate is warm and damp, so mold, algae, and dirt build up faster than in drier places. Concrete is porous, which means it soaks up grime, oil, and organic growth over time. Shaded areas and spots under trees green up and get slick sooner, so they may need attention more often. Regular cleaning also stops stains from settling in and becoming permanent. Our concrete cleaning service keeps your hard surfaces clean and safe year after year.
Yes. Pool decks and lanai concrete are some of the most common surfaces we clean, since they stay damp and shaded and grow algae quickly. That growth gets slippery, which is a real safety concern around a pool. We clean these areas with the right pressure and an even finish, removing the grime and growth without etching the surface. The result is a deck that looks better and is safer for bare feet. Learn more about how our concrete cleaning handles pool decks, patios, and walkways.
Yes. A lot of the dark film on concrete is algae and mold, and when those get wet they become slick. That is a real slip hazard on walkways, steps, and pool decks, especially for kids and older family members. When we clean the surface, we remove that growth, not just the surface dirt, so the concrete has better traction again. We also clean it out of the small pits and cracks where it hides. Our concrete cleaning service leaves your driveway and paths cleaner and safer to walk on.
Often, yes. Tire marks, mildew, and the general gray film that builds up on driveways usually respond well to the right cleaning solution and an even surface-cleaner pass. Some deep tire scuffs or very old stains may lighten rather than disappear completely, and we will set honest expectations before we start. In most cases, though, the driveway looks dramatically better. We treat the surface, let the solution work, and rinse it to an even finish. See the kind of driveway transformations we get in our photo gallery.
Yes, we treat them differently because they are different surfaces. Poured concrete is cleaned with a surface cleaner for an even, streak-free finish. Pavers have joints filled with sand and can lose that sand or grow weeds, so they need a more careful approach, and they can also be sealed afterward. Using the wrong method on either one can cause problems. We identify what you have and clean it the right way. Learn about our concrete cleaning for poured surfaces and our paver cleaning for paver driveways and patios.
In many cases, yes, more than people expect. A lot of what makes concrete look old is years of built-up dirt, algae, oil, and mildew sitting on and in the porous surface. Once we deep clean that away with a surface cleaner, the concrete underneath often looks dramatically brighter and more even. Some deep stains may lighten rather than vanish entirely, and we are honest about that up front. Most driveways and patios, though, look like a different surface when we finish. See real before-and-after results in our photo gallery.
No. When we seal pavers, we re-sand the joints with standard joint sand, never polymeric sand. Polymeric sand hardens when it gets wet, and under a sealer in our hot, humid climate it can haze, crack, or trap moisture, leaving a cloudy look. Standard joint sand is the right match for a sealed paver system. Our full paver sealing process is clean, neutralize, sand, and seal, in that order, which is what makes the color and protection last.
No. Cleaning can be done on its own, and many homeowners just want their pavers freshened up. Sealing is a separate, optional step that brings out the color, locks in the joint sand, and helps block weeds and growth. A clean is also the first step before any sealing, so it is never wasted work. Start with our paver cleaning to restore the color, and add paver sealing later if you want the added protection.
It varies with sun, traffic, and the type of pavers, but a properly cleaned and sealed paver area holds up well for several years before it needs a refresh. Driveways with heavy car traffic and full sun may wear a little faster than a shaded, lightly used patio. The key is the prep. When the pavers are deep cleaned, neutralized, and re-sanded correctly before sealing, the sealer bonds the way it should and lasts longer. When the time comes, a reseal is simpler than the first job. Learn more about our full paver sealing process.
Our paver sealing is a four-step process, and each step matters. First, a deep clean removes dirt, mold, algae, and any old failing sealer. Second, we neutralize the surface so new sand and sealer bond properly. Third, we add fresh standard joint sand, never polymeric, to fill and lock the joints. Fourth, we apply a quality sealer that enriches the color and guards against stains, weeds, and fading. Done in that order, the result lasts far longer. See the steps in our photo gallery, or read more on our paver sealing page.
That is up to you. Paver sealers come in different finishes, from a natural matte look that simply enriches the color to a satin or wet-look sheen that makes the pavers look freshly wet. Some homeowners love the rich, glossy look, while others prefer something more natural. During your estimate we will talk through the options so the finish matches what you want. Either way, the sealer protects the pavers and deepens the color. Learn more about the finishes available with our paver sealing service.
Yes, addressing weeds and ants is part of doing pavers right. During cleaning, we lift the weeds, moss, and growth out of the joints. Then, when we re-sand and seal, the fresh joint sand and sealer lock the joints so it is much harder for weeds to sprout or ants to push sand up through the surface. Cleaning alone helps for a while, but sealing is the longer-lasting answer for joint problems. Start with our paver cleaning, and ask about paver sealing to keep the joints locked down.
In most cases, yes. A lot of what looks like faded pavers is really a film of dirt, algae, and grime on the surface. Once we deep clean that away, the original color often returns. To make that color truly pop and last, sealing is the step that does it, since a quality sealer enriches and protects the color. So cleaning reveals the color you already have, and sealing locks it in and deepens it. We can show you the difference on a test area. Learn more about our paver cleaning and paver sealing.
They do not have to be. There are additives we can mix into the sealer to add traction, which is a smart choice for pool decks and other areas that get wet and see bare feet. If your pavers are around a pool, just let us know, and we will plan for a finish that keeps good footing. A properly sealed and maintained paver deck can be both beautiful and safe. Learn more about our pool-deck-friendly paver sealing service.
Yes. Wood decks need a gentle approach, because high pressure can gouge the boards, raise the grain, and leave permanent marks. We clean decks with low pressure and a soft-wash method, using the right solution to lift algae, mildew, and gray buildup out of the grain while protecting the wood. A careful clean also makes a great base if you plan to stain or seal afterward. Our deck cleaning service works on both wood and composite decks, and leaves them safer underfoot.
Yes. Vinyl, PVC, aluminum, and wood fences all respond well to cleaning, and we match the method to the material. Vinyl and aluminum tend to show green and black growth and a dull film, especially on the shaded side, and we wash that away so the fence looks bright again. Wood gets a gentler pressure so it does not splinter or fuzz. Cleaning your fence also gives us a chance to point out any boards or sections that may need repair. Our fence cleaning service covers every fence material across Brevard County, and we always finish with an even, like-new look from the street side to the shaded side.
Absolutely. Cleaning is the right first step before any stain or sealer. If you put stain over dirt, algae, or mildew, it will not bond well, it can look blotchy, and it will not last. A proper soft wash strips that buildup out of the wood grain and gives you a clean, sound surface to work with. After cleaning, the deck usually needs a little time to dry before stain goes on. If staining is your plan, tell us, and we will prep it the right way. Learn more about our deck cleaning service.
Yes. Composite decks clean up very well with a gentle wash. Many people think composite never needs cleaning, but it still grows mold and mildew and collects dirt, especially in shaded or damp spots. The common mistake is using high pressure on composite, which can mar or fuzz the surface and even void some warranties. We avoid that by using a low-pressure, soft-wash approach with the right solution. It clears the grime and growth and brings back the color without harming the boards. See more about our deck cleaning for wood and composite.
That is almost always the shaded, north-facing side, and it is completely normal here. The side that gets less sun stays damp longer after rain and dew, and that damp surface is exactly what algae and mildew need to grow. The sunny side dries fast and stays cleaner. When we clean your fence, we give the shaded, greener side the same full attention as the street side, so the whole fence matches when we finish. Cleaning both sides also slows the growth from creeping back. Learn more about our fence cleaning service.
Yes, and that is one of the best reasons to do it. A lot of that slick feeling on a deck is algae and mildew growing on the surface, which gets dangerously slippery when wet. That is a hazard, especially on steps or a deck near a pool. When we soft wash the deck, we remove that growth from the surface and the grain, not just the loose dirt. The result is better footing and a deck that is genuinely safer. Learn more about our gentle deck cleaning approach.
In our warm, humid climate, once a year keeps most fences looking fresh. Fences take the full hit of sun, rain, and humidity, and they grow algae and mildew quickly, especially on the shaded side that never fully dries. If your fence is under trees or stays damp, it may need cleaning a little more often. Regular cleaning does more than improve looks. On wood it helps the boards last longer, and on vinyl and aluminum it keeps that dingy film from building into a tougher stain. Learn more about our fence cleaning service.
Yes. Screened porches, lanais, and pergolas all collect mold, pollen, dust, and lovebug residue, especially here on the Space Coast. We clean screen enclosures and structures with a gentle, low-pressure method so we do not tear screens or damage the frame or wood. Your porch comes out brighter and your view clears up. We can clean these on their own or alongside a house wash. Ask about it during your estimate, and see the kind of results we get in our photo gallery.
We are based in Melbourne and serve all of Brevard County and the Space Coast. That includes Melbourne, Palm Bay, Viera, Merritt Island, Rockledge, Cocoa, Titusville, and the beaches. Because we are local and owner-operated, we are never far from your neighborhood. If you are anywhere on the Space Coast, there is a very good chance we already work in your area, and we are happy to confirm when you reach out.
Most likely, yes. We cover homes from Titusville down to Palm Bay and out to the beaches, including established neighborhoods and newer communities alike. We have dedicated pages for many of the areas we serve, such as Palm Bay and Viera, with details about the local climate and surfaces we see there. If you do not see your exact neighborhood listed, just call or text, and we will let you know right away whether we can help.
Yes. We regularly clean homes on the barrier island and the beaches, including Indialantic, Melbourne Beach, Satellite Beach, and up toward Cocoa Beach and Cape Canaveral. Beachside homes deal with extra salt in the air, which traps dirt and helps mold cling to walls and screens, so they often benefit from regular cleaning. Being local, we know exactly what the coastal environment does to these homes. Check out our Satellite Beach and Indialantic service pages, or just call to confirm your beach community.
Yes, Palm Bay is one of our core service areas. It is a large city, and we cover all of it, from the older neighborhoods near US-1 to the newer growth on the southwest side and gated communities like Bayside Lakes. Many Palm Bay homes also run on well water, which can leave rust stains on driveways, and that is something we handle often. Visit our dedicated Palm Bay pressure washing page to learn more, or call or text to set up a free estimate.
Yes. Viera and Suntree are right in our service area, and we work in their established and newer communities often. These areas have a lot of tile-roof homes and paver pool decks, both of which need the careful, low-pressure approach we specialize in. We know the surfaces and the local conditions well. Learn more on our Viera pressure washing page, or reach out and we will confirm service for your specific community and set up a free, no-pressure estimate.
Yes. We serve Merritt Island and the north end of Brevard County, including Cocoa, Rockledge, and Titusville. These areas sit close to the Indian River Lagoon and the water, so homes there deal with humidity and salt that feed algae and mildew. Whether you are near the river or further inland, we have the right method for your roof, walls, and concrete. Visit our Merritt Island service page or call to confirm we cover your street and to set up a free estimate.
Yes. We are based right here in Melbourne and have been cleaning exteriors on the Space Coast since 2014. Being local is a real advantage. We know what the salt air off the Indian River Lagoon, the heavy summer rains, and the lovebug seasons do to homes here, and we know the right way to handle each surface. You are hiring a neighbor, not a national crew passing through. Learn more on our Melbourne pressure washing page, or call or text to set up your free estimate.
Because we are local to Brevard County, we can usually reach any part of our service area quickly, from Titusville in the north down to Palm Bay in the south and out to the beaches. How soon we can start your specific job depends on our current schedule and the weather, but we work to get every customer taken care of promptly. The best way to find out availability for your area is to call or text us at 321-432-4340. See the communities we serve on our Melbourne and Palm Bay pages.
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