Pelican Landing Condo HOA & Condo Association Exterior Cleaning
Exterior cleaning for the boards, managers and owners who keep the Pelican Landing condo associations looking right: 1996–2001 tile on Phase I; flat roofs on Colony towers, Estero Bay and Spring Creek, lakes and preserves, and common areas that residents use every day. One licensed and insured vendor for all of Pelican Landing Condo Associations, one written record per visit.
Who manages Pelican Landing Condo Associations?
Pelican Landing has 11 low-rise condo neighborhoods in Phase I (about 1,130 units, including Southbridge, The Pointe, Lakemont Cove, Sawgrass Point, Palm Colony and Creekside Crossing) and 11 low-, mid- and high-rise neighborhoods in The Colony. Each condo association, or its property manager, books its own buildings; the Pelican Landing Community Association sets the vendor hours and gate rules that apply to all of them, and in The Colony the contract may sit with The Colony Foundation or the building association.
Pre-registered gate access is part of every Pelican Landing Condo Associations setup, so a seasonal owner or a manager does not need to be on site. The Pelican Landing Condo Associations community page covers residential services.
What we clean for Pelican Landing Condo Associations associations
Common areas in Pelican Landing Condo Associations are where an association’s reputation shows. The Colony has seven high-rise towers (Florencia, Navona, Treviso, Altaira, Palermo, Sorrento and La Scala), each quoted on its own because height and access drive the cost. Services:
- Community roof cleaning programs: soft wash for tile and flat roofs, rotated building by building so no street looks half-done.
- Whole-building washes so shared walls in Pelican Landing Condo Associations finish the same color.
- Garage and covered-parking cleaning for Pelican Landing Condo Associations: oil, tire marks and the chloride that salt air leaves on concrete.
- Pool decks, spas and cabanas cleaned on a cycle the Pelican Landing Condo Associations board can post in advance.
Pelican Landing Condo Associations glass, from the walkways and pool decks to common-area doors, goes to our sister brand Naples FL Window Cleaning. For Pelican Landing Condo Associations and other Bonita Springs associations, it all sits under our HOA, condo and commercial program.
What Pelican Landing Condo Associations boards get from us
A Pelican Landing Condo Associations proposal from us reads like a checklist: what gets cleaned, how, how often, and what is left alone. Phase I garden condos are washed from the ground and ladders, roof by roof. On Pelican Landing Condo Associations’s tile and flat roofs we soft wash at low pressure, the method tile makers and architectural review committees expect.
We draft the resident notice; the Pelican Landing Condo Associations manager sends it. Owners know the day, the Colony tower garages and drives closures and what to clear.
Managing Pelican Landing Condo Associations? COI, W-9, bid form and one invoice
Managers get the Pelican Landing Condo Associations paperwork up front: COI with the additional insureds you name, W-9, license and workers’ comp. One association, one invoice: in Pelican Landing Condo Associations we itemize by building and asset so you are not reconciling a stack of tickets.
Property managers with 5+ homes qualify for portfolio discounts. The Naples property manager page lists what is in the packet for Pelican Landing Condo Associations.
Away for the summer? Pelican Landing Condo Associations owners and home watch
Off-season is when exteriors get away from Pelican Landing Condo Associations owners. We work unattended with confirmed access and send before and after photos of Colony tower garages and drives and the home.
Residents of communities that list us as a preferred vendor receive a community discount. A Pelican Landing Condo Associations website, newsletter or portal listing is enough; the program page has copy-ready text.
Pelican Landing Condo Associations maintenance calendar (typical)
| Season | Typical work |
|---|---|
| October–November | Pre-season wash of the most visible areas: entries, Colony tower garages and drives and the main walks |
| December–March | In-season light touch: pool deck and high-traffic walks, glass and rails on the water side |
| April–May | Roof and wall program for this year’s phase; reseal pavers that are due |
| June–September | Wet season: gutters before June 1, mildew spot treatment on shaded walls and walks, storm-debris cleanup as needed |
Treat this as a typical starting point from our own SWFL field practice.
Request a community bid
Ready for numbers? Share the association name, building count and access notes, and we schedule a walkthrough of Pelican Landing Condo Associations.
Request a community bid for Pelican Landing Condo Associations or call 239-544-1165.
Black streaks GONE in 1 visit — and they stay gone for 2-3 years.
Soft wash chemistry kills Gloeocapsa Magma at the root, not just on the surface. No high pressure, no tile damage, no voided warranty.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have to do all of Pelican Landing Condo Associations at once?
Is there a resident discount if Pelican Landing Condo Associations lists you as a vendor?
Will the cleaning solution harm Estero Bay or the landscaping?
How often should Pelican Landing Condo Associations roofs be soft washed?
Who pays for exterior cleaning in Pelican Landing Condo Associations, the association or owners?
Will your insurance certificate list the Pelican Landing Community Association as additional insured?
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Free written proposal, COI and W-9 on request, one invoice for every building.
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