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How often should you wash your house in Edgewater?

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Short answer: Wash your house in Edgewater every 6 to 12 months, and lean toward the shorter end. Edgewater faces the Indian River side of the county, and the salt air off that water dulls stucco and wood trim faster than it dulls an exterior set further inland. A house closest to the water usually shows that dulling first.

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Why Edgewater is different

Stucco covers 54% of homes in Edgewater, with wood siding at 12% and block at another 12%, an unusually even three-way split for the county. Wood in particular tends to gray rather than streak green, so it can look due for a wash even while the stucco next door still looks fine.

Just 5% of Edgewater homes are two stories, one of the lowest shares among the towns Puma covers, so most washes here cover a single level of wall exposed evenly to the same river air from roofline to foundation.

Edgewater's median home dates to 1988, and 56% of the town's houses are older than 1990, so a good share of the exterior stock here has had decades of coastal air working on it already.

A typical house wash in Edgewater runs $279 priced from your home's square footage and story count on file rather than how much salt film has built up. Puma Pass rebooks that wash automatically every 6 months, which keeps pace with what the water side of the county tends to need.

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What to do

Step 1

Look at the wall facing the water first, since salt film shows there before it shows anywhere else.

Step 2

If your home has wood siding, check it separately from the stucco, since it grays on its own timeline.

Step 3

Book from your Edgewater address once you notice dulling rather than waiting for a set date.

Step 4

Put the house on Puma Pass so the 6-month coastal rhythm runs without you having to track it.

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Questions people ask

Does wood siding in Edgewater need washing more often than stucco?

Not on a separate schedule, but it tends to gray sooner, so it's worth checking first when you're deciding if the house is due.

Is 12 months ever enough this close to the water?

For a home set back from the water or shaded most of the day, yes; right along the water, 6 months usually fits better.

Does being mostly one-story change the schedule?

No, story count changes price, not how fast salt air and humidity build up on the walls.

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