Condo Building Cleaning
Pelican Landing Condos
Building soft washing, tile roof cleaning and walkway pressure washing for Pelican Landing’s condo associations. That covers 11 low-rise neighborhoods in Phase I and 11 low-, mid- and high-rise neighborhoods in The Colony, each quoted to its own building type.
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Short answer: The Phase I garden condos date from the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their tile roofs and stucco usually need a soft wash every 12–24 months. The Colony’s mid- and high-rise buildings need facade, balcony and garage cleaning on a cycle the board sets, quoted online because height and access drive the cost.
Each condo association, or its property manager, books its own buildings. PLCA sets the vendor hours and gate rules that apply to all of them. In The Colony, check whether The Colony Foundation or your building’s association holds the exterior contract before you request a bid.
Most Requested in Pelican Landing Condos
Roof Cleaning
Building-by-building tile roof soft wash for Pelican Landing condo boards, in PLCA hours. From $499.
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Lanai & Pool Cage Cleaning
Owner lanais and tower balconies cleaned on the same day as the building wash. From $249.
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Paver Sealing & Sanding
Walkways, entries, parking and pool decks cleaned and sealed per building. From $499.
Paver Sealing & Sanding in Pelican Landing Condos →Phase I has 11 low-rise condo neighborhoods with about 1,130 units. The largest are Southbridge (166), The Pointe (160), Lakemont Cove and Sawgrass Point (124 each), Palm Colony (120) and Creekside Crossing (114). Build years seen in listings run from 1996 at Sandpiper Isle to 2001 at The Pointe. Palm Colony is two-story coach-home style with tile roofs and golf views. These buildings are washed from the ground and from ladders, roof by roof. Our crews use trained foot placement on the tile, so no tiles crack during the job.
Phase II, The Colony, is where WCI began building in the late 1990s. It has seven high-rise towers: Florencia (116), Navona (100), Treviso (76), Altaira (75), Palermo (73), Sorrento (72) and La Scala (64). Cielo and Castella are mid-rise, and Merano and Terzetto are low-rise. Tower walls and balconies need lift or rope-access work, so every tower is quoted on its own.
Pelican Landing borders Estero Bay and Spring Creek, and the high-rises have Gulf views. Wind off the bay leaves a salt film on glass and railings, and it dulls window frames and balcony glass faster than on inland buildings. Lakes and preserves throughout the community keep the low-rise walls damp. The result is the same: dark streaks that return faster on the side facing the water.
| Surface | Why it matters here | How often | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low-rise tile roofs | Phase I roofs from 1996–2001 grow algae on shaded slopes | 12–24 months | Quoted per building |
| Low-rise stucco & trim | Lake and preserve moisture on lower walls | 12–24 months | Quoted per building |
| Tower facades & balconies | Salt film from Estero Bay wind; needs lift or rope access | Board-set cycle | Quoted per building |
| Parking garages & drives | Tire marks, oil and drip stains under covered parking | 12 months | Quoted per building |
| Walkways, entries & pool decks | Foot traffic and slick algae near water | 6–12 months | Quoted per building |
| Owner windows & lanais | Booked by the owner, often the same day | 6–12 months | From $99 |
There is no single condo association at Pelican Landing. Each neighborhood runs its own, often through a management company. Some Colony neighborhoods have their own Supplement to the PLCA Declaration, including Terzetto, Cielo, Palermo and La Scala. Your association’s own documents decide what the board maintains and what owners maintain. If the split is unclear, the manager can confirm it before we quote.
Every job runs inside PLCA vendor hours, Monday through Saturday, 7 am to 6 pm. Work outside those hours needs PLCA Privacy approval plus an email approval from the condo association or property manager. We plan tower work and pool-deck cleaning inside normal hours so residents see as little disruption as possible.
Season matters most for scheduling. Many owners are here only part of the year, and boards often want buildings washed before they return. We book building work in early fall or late spring, give the manager a day-by-day plan, and ask for notices to go out a few days ahead so cars are moved and lanai furniture is pulled away from the walls.
We are Florida licensed and insured, and we send a certificate of insurance to your manager on request. Each building gets a written service record with date, surfaces, method and our license number for the association file.
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Tell us what needs cleaning and where. We review your photos, send a written price by text or email, and handle gate and building access.
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Manage common areas in Pelican Landing Condo Associations? See Pelican Landing Condo Associations HOA & property manager services: clubhouse, pool deck, sidewalks, roofs and more on one bid. Property managers with 5+ homes qualify for portfolio discounts. Residents of communities that list us as a preferred vendor receive a community discount.
About the Author
Owner Blane Perun started this company with a simple premise: Naples homeowners deserve a professional exterior cleaning option that doesn’t come with the inflated pricing of franchise operations and large corporate companies.
