Soft wash · Pressure wash · Daytona Beach, FL
Pressure washing in Daytona Beach.
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About Daytona Beach homes
Daytona Beach: century-old homes and brand-new construction, block by block.
Daytona Beach has been building nonstop for well over a century. 30% of its homes went up before 1960, back to the oldest one on record in 1887, and 27% have gone up since 2010. The busiest stretch on record is happening right now: the 2020s already account for 20% of the town's homes, more than any other decade. The town spans five ZIP codes: 32124 (7,209 homes), 32114 (6,603), 32117 (4,533), 32118 (4,327) and 32119 (2,606). Older, established streets like Pelican Bay (typical home built 1984) and Fairway (1973) stand alongside the newest building going up in town.
32118 is Daytona Beach's beachside ZIP, and those homes face something the rest of town does not: salt in the air. Salt spray leaves a dull, gritty film on windows, screens, railings and siding, and it settles into seams faster than plain rain and sun ever would. Close to the ocean, that film gets rinsed off at low pressure instead of blasted, since forcing salty water into cracks and screen frames causes more damage than it solves.
Across Daytona Beach, 45% of homes are stucco and 25% are block, more block than most Volusia towns show. Two-story homes make up 11% of the total. 311 homes sit right on the water with a dock or seawall. In older sections like Tuscawilla Highlands, Daytona Highlands, where the typical home dates to 1954, decades of sun and shade have had time to build up mildew and algae that a 2020s home has not seen yet.
Neighborhoods
Daytona Beach neighborhoods by the numbers.
| Neighborhood | Homes | Typical year built | With a pool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pelican Bay | 964 | 1984 | 29% |
| Fairway | 646 | 1973 | 35% |
| Tuscawilla Highlands, Daytona Highlands | 490 | 1954 | 14% |
From Volusia County property records. ZIP codes: 32124 (7,209 homes), 32114 (6,603 homes), 32117 (4,533 homes), 32118 (4,327 homes), 32119 (2,606 homes).
Daytona Beach by the numbers
What Daytona Beach homes need.
From county records for 31,721 homes in Daytona Beach:
Roofs here are shingle 70%, other 16%, flat 7%. Walls are stucco 45%, block 25%, other 21%. That mix is why a Daytona Beach price starts from your own house, not a flat rate.
Prices in Daytona Beach
What it costs in Daytona Beach.
Every home in Daytona Beach priced through our instant price list. Yours depends on your house; type your address above for the exact number.
| Service | Typical | Middle half of homes |
|---|---|---|
| House wash | $279 | $279 |
| Driveway | $149 | $149–$212 |
| Pool cage and deck | $249 | $249–$344 |
| Patio and lanai | $149 | $149–$168 |
| Gutter clean-out | $175 | $175–$199 |
| Paver sealing | $1,125 | $1,125–$1,912 |
| Full clean (house, driveway and more, 10% bundle) | $581 | $563–$672 |
"Middle half" means half of Daytona Beach homes fall inside that range. With a Puma Pass you save 15% on every visit.
What we clean
Every surface, one visit.
How it works
Type your address for an itemized price, hold a day with a 25% deposit, and get before-and-after photos when the job is done. Every job starts with one clean stripe: if you don't say "whoa," we pack up and you pay nothing. More on how it works →
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