Frequently asked questions

We are based in Bushnell and work throughout the Inverness area, including Inverness, Ocala and Citrus Springs. If you are nearby and not sure we cover your address, just ask.

Call or text (352) 696-5235, or email gregolamoree2009@gmail.com. Tell us what you want cleaned and where the property is. Quotes are free. We are available Monday through Sunday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

No. Roofs, siding, stucco and painted wood are soft washed with low pressure and a cleaning solution. Composite decks and soft wood also get low pressure. We pre-wet, protect and rinse your landscaping during the job.

Usually not. As long as we can reach an outdoor water spigot, we can do the job while you are at work or out running errands. We will let you know when it is done.

Usually not. As long as we have access to an outdoor water spigot, we can do the work while you are out. Just move cars off the driveway before we arrive.

Many stains lighten a lot or come out fully with pre-treatment. Old stains that have soaked deep into the concrete may fade but leave a light shadow. We will tell you what to expect when we look at them.

Concrete handles pressure washing well when it is done correctly. A surface cleaner keeps the nozzle at a set distance, which avoids the etching and lines that come from holding a wand too close.

Sealing is optional. It helps protect concrete and pavers from water, stains and salt, and it can keep the surface cleaner for longer. The concrete needs to be clean and dry first.

You can walk on it right away. Most people wait until the surface dries before parking on it again, so tires do not track dirt back onto the clean concrete.

No. Soft washing uses low pressure plus a cleaning solution, so the solution does the work instead of force. That keeps water out from behind vinyl panels and avoids chipping stucco or paint.

Usually not. As long as we have access to an outdoor water spigot and can get around the house, we can do the job while you are away.

We pre-wet and protect your landscaping before we apply anything, then rinse it again after. That step keeps your plants and grass from being harmed.

Most homes here do well with a wash about once a year. Walls that stay shady or damp, like north-facing sides or areas under trees, may need it sooner. If you start to see green or black film coming back, it is time.

A house wash covers the siding, trim, soffits and the outside of gutters. Roof cleaning is a separate service that we also soft wash, and we can schedule it the same day if you want both done.

No. Roofs are always soft washed. High pressure can damage roofing, so we rely on low pressure and a cleaning solution that kills what is growing on the roof.

In most cases they are algae. It feeds on the roof surface and spreads over time. Rinsing alone will not remove it for long, which is why we use a solution that kills it.

Usually not. As long as we have access to an outdoor water spigot, we can do the work while you are out. Just make sure gates are unlocked and pets are inside.

We take steps to protect them. Plants near the house are wet down before we start and rinsed again when we finish.

Yes. Another Mow It All is insured and has been in business since 2021.

High pressure can splinter wood and scar composite, so we do not use it on decks. We use low pressure and a cleaning solution that kills algae and mildew. That cleans the boards without tearing them up.

Usually not. As long as we can reach an outdoor water spigot and the area is unlocked, we can do the work and let you know when it is finished.

Warm, damp weather lets algae and mildew come back, mostly on shaded decks and under trees. Many homeowners book once or twice a year. It also helps to clean before you plan to host people outside.

We pre-wet plants before we clean and rinse them after. Keep pets inside until the surface is rinsed and dry, then they can go back out as usual.

Pool Cage & Screen Cleaning is one of our services. Ask about having the cage and the pool deck done on the same visit when you call.

High pressure can. That is why we soft wash wood fences. Low pressure and a cleaning solution do the work, so the boards stay smooth and intact.

Yes. Vinyl fences pick up green algae and dirt fast. A soft wash cleans them without scratching or leaving streaks on the surface.

Usually not. If we can reach an outdoor water spigot and get to both sides of the fence, we can do the job while you are at work. Just leave gates unlocked.

We pre-wet and rinse your plants to protect them. Keep pets inside while we work and until the fence and yard have been rinsed and dried.

Let the wood dry fully first. Damp wood does not take stain well. We can tell you what we see in the boards on the day of the cleaning.

No. Screens are soft washed with low pressure and a cleaning solution, not blasted with high pressure. We check for existing tears before we start and point them out so you know what was there.

Usually not. If we have access to the pool area and an outdoor water spigot, we can do the work while you are out. Just leave the gate or screen door unlocked.

We work carefully around the water and rinse the cage and deck well. Ask us about your pool when you call for a quote and we will talk through how we handle it at your home.

Most homes in the Inverness area need it about once a year. Cages near trees or shade may turn green sooner and can need cleaning more often.

Yes. Pool deck and pool cage cleaning is a common pairing. We do the cage first, then the deck, so dirt from above does not land on a clean surface.

Yes. We clean shared sidewalks, entry walls, pool decks, mailbox areas and other common spaces for apartment communities and HOAs around Inverness.

We plan the work around your traffic. We can section off one area at a time and schedule early in the day or on a slower day of the week.

We do not use high pressure on stucco, painted walls or siding. Those get a soft wash, which uses low pressure and a cleaning solution to kill algae and mildew.

Yes, Another Mow It All is insured. We have been in business since 2021.

Usually not, as long as we have access to an outdoor water spigot. We just need to know which areas to clean and any times to avoid.