Mediterra HOA & Community Association Exterior Cleaning

Mediterra is a gated luxury community straddling the Naples–Bonita Springs line, with Tuscan-style estates, villas and coach homes and two Tom Fazio golf courses. Community-wide appearance standards apply across both its Naples and Bonita Springs sections through the Mediterra Community Association, with individual neighborhoods holding their own associations beneath it.

The Mediterra Community Association is the name residents search for, but the cleaning contract usually sits with whichever association owns the surface: master, neighborhood or building. We handle the Mediterra gate paperwork ourselves, so the manager doesn’t have to. Our Mediterra exterior cleaning guide covers residential services.

Barrel tile is the most algae-prone and most easily cracked roof in Naples; it is soft washed only. With that in mind, here is the common-area menu for Mediterra:

• Roof programs across Mediterra: barrel tile, cleaned on a set rotation with a record for each roof.
• Building washing for Mediterra’s buildings, low pressure on stucco, paint and coatings.
• The community pool in Mediterra: deck, cabana and furniture-area cleaning before residents arrive.
• Clubhouse and amenity center washing, done before opening hours and around events.
• Gatehouse and monument cleaning, done in the early hours so traffic keeps moving.
• Common-area pavers in Mediterra: clean, re-sand and seal so joints hold and color comes back.
• Rust treatment for the orange overspray that reclaimed irrigation leaves on Mediterra concrete and stucco.
• Annual exterior maintenance plans that put Mediterra’s recurring work on one calendar and one contract.

Mediterra glass, from the clubhouse to common-area doors, goes to our sister brand Naples FL Window Cleaning. For Mediterra and other Naples associations, it all sits under our HOA, condo and commercial program.

Our board packet breaks Mediterra into lines (gatehouses, clubhouse, hardscape, buildings) so each can be approved, deferred or bid on its own. Reclaimed-water irrigation leaves orange iron staining on drives, entry walls and pavers that needs rust chemistry, not pressure. For barrel tile, chemistry does the cleaning and water only rinses; high pressure is kept to sidewalks and slabs that can take it.

We draft the resident notice; the Mediterra manager sends it. Owners know the day, any gatehouse closures and what to clear. If an annual plan crosses the competitive-bid threshold (5% of the total budget for condos, 10% for HOAs), our line-item scope for Mediterra makes side-by-side bids easy (a summary, not legal advice).

The COI, W-9, license and workers’ comp proof every Mediterra manager asks for come in one PDF, and the COI renews each year without anyone having to chase it. Send the online bid form and you get a written proposal back; completed work is billed once per association, with each building broken out.

Property managers with 5+ homes qualify for portfolio discounts. Details for Mediterra managers are on our property managers page. After each visit you get a written service record with date, surfaces, method and our license number.

A Mediterra home closed from May to November comes back to six months of wet-season growth. Book a wash for the week before you return and come home to a clean house. We work alongside Mediterra home watch and house managers rather than competing with them: they inspect, we clean.

Residents of communities that list us as a preferred vendor receive a community discount. Board or manager? The preferred vendor community program explains how Mediterra can list us; nothing is paid to the board, manager or association.

This is a typical schedule, not a fixed one: we adjust it for each building’s shade, water exposure and budget.

Send the association, the asset list and your manager’s details through the bid form, or call Blane directly. After a walkthrough, you get a written scope for Mediterra.

Request a community bid for Mediterra or call 239-544-1165.