Residential exterior care · Miami
Residential exterior care, surface by surface.
Five outside-the-home services: roofs, walls, driveways, pool decks, and pavers. Each one is explained below — what it covers, when it helps, and what we review first.
Commercial work is our primary focus; residential service is offered for select homes.
Illustrated service guide
Point to the surface. Read how we handle it.
Select a label or numbered marker to jump to that service. This is an illustration for orientation, not a photo of a project.
Service 01 / 05
Roof softwashing
Roof care for the three common residential roof types, handled as softwashing rather than high-pressure blasting. The approach is chosen around the roofing material, its condition, and what sits below the roofline.
What it covers
- Shingle roofs
- Tile roofs
- Metal roofs
- Planning around landscaping, runoff, and access
When it’s relevant
Worth discussing when roof surfaces look discolored or streaked, or as part of ongoing exterior upkeep for the home.
Surface considerations
- Shingle
- Material condition and access are reviewed before work is planned.
- Tile
- Tile roofs are serviced as roof softwashing — this is not tile-and-grout cleaning.
- Metal
- Panels, fasteners, and visible condition inform the plan for the roof.
Good to knowRoof condition, access, nearby planting, and runoff are reviewed first. Softwashing is a cleaning service; it is not roof repair or inspection.
Service 02 / 05
Exterior house washing
A wash of the home’s outside surfaces — the walls and exterior finishes you see from the street and the yard. This is exterior work only.
What it covers
- Exterior walls and finishes
- Outside areas around entries
- Attention to windows, fixtures, and planting nearby
- Coordination with gates, pets, and household access
When it’s relevant
Useful when exterior walls look dull, stained, or weathered, or alongside roof, driveway, or paver work on the same visit.
Surface considerations
- Painted finishes
- Existing paint condition affects how a finish should be washed.
- Masonry & textured walls
- Texture and condition are considered when the method is chosen.
Good to knowThis is not interior or indoor house cleaning, and it is not house painting. Loose, peeling, or damaged finishes should be pointed out before work is scheduled.
Service 03 / 05
Driveway cleaning
Cleaning for the driveway surface and the approach to the home. The scope follows the material — poured concrete and pavers are not treated the same way.
What it covers
- Driveway surface cleaning
- Approach and edge areas you identify
- Coordination around parked vehicles
- Pairing with paver sealing when the driveway is paved
When it’s relevant
Often requested when stains, buildup, or general wear make the front of the home look tired.
Surface considerations
- Concrete
- Prior coatings, repairs, and staining shape the approach.
- Pavers
- Joints and any existing sealer are reviewed — see paver cleaning & sealing.
Good to knowNot every stain responds the same way; results depend on the surface and what caused the mark. Vehicles need to be moved from work areas.
Service 04 / 05
Pool deck cleaning
Cleaning for the deck surface surrounding the pool, planned around the pool itself, the furniture, and the people who use the space.
What it covers
- Pool deck surface
- Walkways connected to the pool area
- Planning around furniture and equipment
- Timing around household pool use
When it’s relevant
Worth scheduling when the deck looks stained or worn, or ahead of a season of heavy use.
Surface considerations
- Deck coatings
- Existing coating condition is reviewed before a method is chosen.
- Pavers & stone
- Paver decks can be paired with sealing; exterior travertine is a separate service.
Good to knowTell us about pool covers, equipment, screen enclosures, and drainage so the work plan accounts for them. Indoor tile and grout are not serviced.
Service 05 / 05
Paver cleaning & sealing
Pavers are cleaned first, then sealing can be considered. Sealing is a property-care decision based on the pavers you have, not a finish applied on a schedule.
What it covers
- Paver cleaning
- Residential paver sealing
- Driveways, walkways, patios, and pool surrounds
- Review of existing sealer and joints
When it’s relevant
Consider it when pavers look faded or stained, or when existing sealer is wearing unevenly.
Surface considerations
- Existing sealer
- Compatibility and condition are assessed before new sealer is discussed.
- Joints & moisture
- Joint condition, moisture, and drainage affect preparation.
Good to knowNo finish, color, or appearance is assumed before seeing the pavers. Sealed areas need time to cure and should stay clear meanwhile.
Clear boundaries
Exterior work only.
A quick guide to what sits inside and outside the residential scope.
Related exterior service
- Exterior travertine cleaning — a separate natural-stone service, not paver sealing.
Not offered
- Indoor tile-and-grout cleaning
- Interior or indoor house cleaning
- General house painting
Residential project records
Homes we’ve worked on.
Before you reach out
A few details make the first conversation easy.
- 01Which surfaces — roof, walls, driveway, pool deck, or pavers.
- 02Roof type and paver or deck material, if you know them.
- 03Gates, pets, pool use, planting, and drainage we should plan around.
- 04A few photos and your preferred timing.
Ready to talk about your home?
Send the details through the proposal form, or call the team directly.
(786) 812-0136Common questions
Answers for homeowners.
Which residential services are available?
Select residential scopes include house washes, softwashing for shingle, tile, and metal roofs, paver sealing, pool deck cleaning, and driveway cleaning.
Is residential service the company’s primary focus?
No. Pressure Kleen Co. prioritizes commercial exterior maintenance and serves select residential properties as a secondary service area.
Do you clean tile or grout?
Indoor tile-and-grout cleaning is not provided. Exterior travertine cleaning is a separate service. Tile roofs are serviced through roof softwashing.
How is the scope determined?
We review the property, surfaces, access, surrounding activity, and preferred schedule before defining a practical scope. Share photos or a site plan if they help explain the areas involved.
Can work be planned around an occupied property?
Yes. Tell us about operating hours, residents, customers, vehicle movement, access controls, and any areas that need to remain open. Those details inform the work plan.
Where does Pressure Kleen Co. work?
The company is based in Miami and serves Miami-Dade and nearby South Florida communities. Confirm a specific property location directly with the team.