Paseo HOA & Community Association Exterior Cleaning

Paseo is a gated, Mediterranean-inspired community of about 1,158 homes on 444 acres in the Daniels corridor, beside the Six Mile Cypress Slough, built 2006–2016 by Stock Development and Pulte. It mixes single-family homes, casitas joined by trellises, flats, townhomes, twin villas and condos, so who maintains walls and roofs depends on the home type.

Rather than guess at names, we ask the Paseo manager which association holds each surface before we write a scope. At the Paseo gate we arrive on a list, not as a surprise: names, plates and time window go to security first. The Paseo community page covers residential services.

Common areas in Paseo are where an association’s reputation shows. Lake and reclaimed irrigation appeared on every listing we sampled. Services:

• Roof soft washing on a phased rotation: tile roofs cleaned at low pressure, with no wand on the tile.
• Condo and villa building soft washing in Paseo, one elevation at a time, with notices to residents first.
• Amenity pool decks in Paseo, washed early in the morning and reopened dry.
• Paver cleaning and sealing for Paseo entries, plazas and pool decks, with slip-resistant sealer where people walk wet.
• Irrigation rust stain removal on walls, walks and pavers, since reclaimed water leaves orange iron stains that pressure alone will not lift.
• Wash-water control in Paseo: drain covers, booms and biodegradable chemistry near the preserve.
• Annual plans that the Paseo board can approve once and stop re-bidding every quarter.

Window work goes to our sister brand, Naples FL Window Cleaning, so one call covers walls, decks and glass in Paseo. For Paseo and other Fort Myers associations, it all sits under our HOA, condo and commercial program.

Instead of one lump number, the Paseo board sees each surface priced and scheduled on its own line. Trellises and pergolas on the casitas need wood-safe low-pressure cleaning. Methods follow the surface: soft wash for tile roofs and painted stucco, surface cleaners for flatwork, rust chemistry for mineral stains.

Notices are written for Paseo residents, not contractors: plain dates, what to move, and when surfaces are dry again. For a Paseo plan, remember that Florida condos generally need competitive bids above 5% of the total annual budget and HOAs above 10% (summary, not legal advice; confirm with counsel).

If your firm uses a vendor-compliance portal, we register there; otherwise the COI and W-9 for Paseo come by email the same day. The bid form takes the Paseo scope, building or home count and access notes, and we answer with a written proposal. Paseo work goes on one invoice per association, itemized by building.

Property managers with 5+ homes qualify for portfolio discounts. More for Paseo managers on the property manager vendor page. You get photos plus a written record; the record is what goes in the Paseo association files.

Off-season is when exteriors get away from Paseo owners. We work unattended with confirmed access and send before and after photos of the resort clubhouse and pools and the home. House managers in Paseo can keep a standing order: same crew, same scope, every season.

Residents of communities that list us as a preferred vendor receive a community discount. See the preferred vendor program for the listing kit; the benefit goes to Paseo residents only.

This is a typical calendar, our field-practice recommendation rather than a published standard; the board sets the final cycle.

Tell us the association name, the number of buildings or homes in Paseo, and the manager’s contact. We walk the property with you and send a written, itemized Paseo proposal.

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