Pro Touch Painting provides pressure washing in Sharpes, FL with licensed, insured Brevard County crews. We inspect and prepare the surface, specify the coating system in writing, and provide a free itemized estimate. Pro Touch Painting pressure washes and soft-washes exteriors throughout Brevard County, FL — driveways, walks, siding, stucco, pool decks and fences — matching the method to each surface so it's clean without damage.
Sharpes is a small riverfront community between Cocoa and Port St. John along US-1 and Indian River Drive. Housing runs from 1950s–1970s concrete block ranches to riverfront homes with wood decks and railings. Being close to the Indian River means salt haze and mildew, so exteriors get a full wash, chloride rinse and mildew treatment before primer and topcoat. Inside, oak kitchens and dated interiors respond well to cabinet refinishing plus a full repaint.
Pressure washing is the first step of a lasting paint job, and it's a service we offer on its own. We match the method to the surface — a low-pressure soft wash for stucco and siding to protect the finish, calibrated higher pressure for concrete — and rinse down to a clean surface that's ready to coat or just looks new again.
Windward walls, railings and metal trim are rinsed and coated with systems rated for near-water exposure.
Chalky old paint and hairline block cracks are repaired and sealed so the new finish bonds and stays sealed against rain.
Pressure washing in Sharpes is not the same job it would be inland. Brevard County homes deal with salt air blowing off the Indian River and the Atlantic, months of high humidity, daily summer rain and relentless UV. Those conditions shorten the life of the wrong product dramatically — and they punish shortcuts in prep even harder. A coating that fails early in Sharpes almost never failed because of the paint; it failed because the surface underneath was not clean, dry, sound and primed before the finish went on.
So we start with assessment, not with a price. We inspect the existing finish for adhesion, chalking and mildew, check for moisture and hidden water damage, identify substrate type, and flag the repairs that have to happen first — stucco cracks, failed caulk joints, soft wood, drywall damage, or slab prep on coating work. You get a written estimate that itemizes prep, products, coat count, crew size and timeline, so nothing shifts once work begins.
The work itself follows a fixed sequence: protect the space and surroundings, clean and de-gloss or wash, complete every repair, prime the areas that need it, then apply two full finish coats of premium coatings selected for Florida coastal exposure. We spray, roll or brush based on what the surface calls for rather than what is fastest, and we hand-cut lines for a crisp edge. Nothing gets signed off until we have walked the job with you and touched up anything you point out.
Practical details matter as much as the finish. Our Sharpes crews are licensed, insured and background-checked, arrive when we said we would, cover and mask thoroughly, and clean the site daily instead of at the end. You will have one point of contact for the whole project and a written 2-year warranty on workmanship. Free estimates are available across Sharpes and the wider Space Coast, and every homeowner is welcome — including LGBTQ+ families.
Stucco, vinyl, concrete, pavers or wood each get a different pressure and detergent — we set the method before we start.
Degreasers on oil spots and mildew killers on shaded, damp areas go down ahead of the wash.
Low-pressure soft wash on siding and stucco; calibrated pressure on driveways, walks and pavers.
We rinse to a clean surface and flag any paint failure or caulk gaps that need follow-up before coating.
What was actually prepped, primed and coated — the same detail that goes in your written estimate.
Pressure washing · Cocoa Village area, Cocoa, FL
Years of black mildew streaking and tire marks were pre-treated with a cleaner, then surface-cleaned at a controlled pressure so the concrete was not etched. Paver borders were rinsed by hand, landscaping was pre-wetted and protected, and the whole approach dried back to an even light gray.
August 2026
Prep is the part of the job you never see once we are gone, and it is the only reason a finish lasts in Brevard County's heat, salt and humidity. This is the sequence we follow on every pressure washing job — it is written into your estimate, not left to chance.
Roof tile, painted stucco, pavers, concrete, screen enclosures and wood decks each have a maximum safe pressure. Using one setting on everything is how siding gets etched and screens get blown out.
Outlets, lighting, AC units, doors and landscaping are covered or wetted down before we start.
Roofs, screen cages and painted surfaces get a low-pressure detergent wash that kills the algae rather than blasting it — and it stays gone longer.
Mildew, algae and lichen get a dwell-time treatment, not just a rinse, so the black streaking does not return in a month.
Everything is rinsed down, and if the wash is prep for painting we note bare and chalky areas that will need priming.
We spec products for Florida exposure, not for the lowest material cost. Here is the system, layer by layer, and why each layer is there.
House wash
Cleans painted stucco and siding without driving water behind the coating.
One application, dwell, rinse
Roof
Removes the black Gloeocapsa streaking on Florida roofs without dislodging tile or granules.
One application
Concrete and pavers
Even, stripe-free cleaning on driveways, walkways and pool decks.
One pass, plus edge detailing
Optional seal
Locks in the clean and slows re-growth on shaded surfaces.
One to two, quoted separately
Pressure washing is priced by surface area and surface type. When it is being done as prep for a repaint, the wash is already included in the painting estimate.
House, driveway, walkway, pool deck, screen cage and roof are each measured separately.
A soft-wash roof takes different equipment and chemistry than a concrete driveway.
Heavy algae, lichen and rust staining need extra dwell time and treatment.
Two-story walls, tight side yards and elevated pool decks slow the work.
If a repaint follows, the wash is part of the paint prep and is not billed twice.
Call 207-812-1837 or send your project details — we'll walk the job, put the scope in writing, and start when you're ready.
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