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Pressure washing in Port Orange.

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About Port Orange homes

Port Orange: 1980s homes, plenty of pools and screen cages.

Port Orange's houses split across three ZIP codes: 32127 (9,698 homes), 32128 (8,171) and 32129 (6,469). Another 623 homes in town sit on the water with a dock or seawall. The 1980s were Port Orange's busiest building stretch, 29% of all homes. Only 10% of homes went up in 2010 or later, and just 4% predate 1960. Harbor Oaks (typical home built 1973) and Hidden Lake (1985) are older streets, while Waters Edge (2006) and Cypress Head (2000) are newer ones. Half of Waters Edge and 69% of Cypress Head have a pool.

More than half of Port Orange, 56%, is stucco. Wood siding covers 10% of homes and vinyl siding 6%, more of both than most towns this size. Block makes up another 14% and brick 5%. Stucco that has been painted for decades chips under high pressure, and old wood or vinyl can crack or splinter the same way if the pressure runs too high. A soft wash, low pressure with a cleaning solution that breaks down mildew and algae, works across every one of those surfaces without that risk.

Screen cages shelter 24% of Port Orange homes, and pools sit behind 28% of them, both busy corners for green and gray growth once shade sets in. Just 14% of homes are two stories, keeping most house washes and gutter jobs to ground level. Port Orange roofs run mostly shingle, 84%, and metal covers another 8%. Roof cleaning is on pause for now. Once it's back, shingles and metal alike will get a soft wash, never a pressure wash, since high pressure strips the granules that protect a shingle roof and can damage a metal roof's finish the same way.

Neighborhoods

Port Orange neighborhoods by the numbers.

NeighborhoodHomesTypical year builtWith a pool
Waters Edge609200650%
Hidden Lake487198526%
Harbor Oaks423197313%
Cypress Head350200069%

From Volusia County property records. ZIP codes: 32127 (9,698 homes), 32128 (8,171 homes), 32129 (6,469 homes).

Port Orange by the numbers

What Port Orange homes need.

From county records for 25,558 homes in Port Orange:

1,624sq ft, the typical home
1988typical year built · 54% before 1990
28%have a pool · 24% a screen cage
14%are two stories or more

Roofs here are shingle 84%, metal 8%, tile 3%. Walls are stucco 56%, block 14%, wood 10%. That mix is why a Port Orange price starts from your own house, not a flat rate.

Prices in Port Orange

What it costs in Port Orange.

Every home in Port Orange priced through our instant price list. Yours depends on your house; type your address above for the exact number.

ServiceTypicalMiddle half of homes
House wash$279$279–$312
Driveway$212$149–$212
Pool cage and deck$290$249–$376
Patio and lanai$149$149–$245
Gutter clean-out$199$175–$199
Paver sealing$1,912$1,125–$1,912
Full clean (house, driveway and more, 10% bundle)$626$575–$929

"Middle half" means half of Port Orange homes fall inside that range. With a Puma Pass you save 15% on every visit.

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