Tequesta

Tequesta is small, wooded, and shaded, which sounds easy and isn't. Heavy tree cover means slower drying, more organic growth on north-facing walls and roofs, and constant debris — so exteriors here need mildew treated at the root rather than rinsed, and timing that respects how long a shaded wall actually takes to dry.

The mature landscaping also means careful masking. We cover beds, tie back branches where we need the clearance, and rinse everything down afterward so nothing gets burned by overspray or cleaning solution.

Along the Loxahatchee River the same salt and humidity rules apply as on the coast, and we spec the coating system accordingly rather than using the inland default.