5-star Google rating, Licensed & Insured, Certified, Serving Marion County Since 2023.
Starr’s & Stripes PowerWash provides certified soft wash and pressure washing across all of Levy County, Florida. The family-owned crew, founded by Randy and Matt Starr, serves Cedar Key, Williston, Chiefland, Bronson, Inglis, Yankeetown, and every rural community in between. Mobile and manufactured home specialists. Saltwater-safe coastal methods. No travel fees within the county. Written estimates same day.
Levy County properties take a beating from every direction. Coastal homes in Cedar Key and Yankeetown face Gulf-side salt air that corrodes metal and accelerates algae growth on siding and roofs. Inland homes around Williston, Bronson, and Chiefland sit under oak canopy and near working farms, where dust, pollen, and biological matter accumulate fast. Manufactured home exteriors oxidize and stain in the Florida sun. Barns, sheds, and outbuildings collect green and black growth on their north sides. Concrete driveways and walkways grow algae in the same patterns every summer.
Most rural Levy County homeowners do their own pressure washing once a year, get partial results, and move on. That works for surface dirt, but it does not address the algae and mold that grow back in weeks because they were never killed at the root. Manufactured home siding gets worse, not better, when high-pressure water is forced into the seams. Barn roofs deteriorate faster when the moss and lichen are left to keep eating into the metal. The cost of doing it half-right is usually the cost of doing it again, plus the damage done in between.
Reach out by phone, text, or our online form. Most estimates come back same day. We walk you through exactly what your property needs, no pressure and no surprises. You get a written price before any water hits your home or your barn.
Our certified crew arrives with commercial-grade soft wash and high-pressure systems plus the training to know which method belongs on which surface. Manufactured homes get a different treatment than stick-built. Coastal properties get salt-safe methods. Barns and outbuildings get scaled pricing instead of separate per-structure charges. You do not need to be home. We text updates and send after-photos when complete.
Certified soft wash kills algae and mold at the root, not just on the surface. Manufactured home exteriors come back without oxidation streaks. Cedar Key salt residue gets neutralized. Driveways and walkways clear of biological staining. Most Levy County homes only need this work once every 12 to 18 months, or every 6 to 12 months on the coast.
Levy County covers 1,118 square miles, holds about 48,000 residents, and runs from Cedar Key on the Gulf to the working farmland east of Williston. It is one of the most diverse service areas in North Central Florida, and a generic crew from Gainesville or Tampa is going to miss what makes each part of the county different. We have been working Levy County properties since 2023, and we know what each zone throws at a home.
Cedar Key, with about 700 residents on the island, is one of the most distinctive communities in Florida. The historic fishing village identity is real, not a marketing line. Yankeetown and Inglis sit just south, sharing the same Gulf-side salt air and waterfront housing patterns. Homes in these communities face accelerated corrosion on outdoor metal, salt residue on siding and soffits, and biological growth in screen enclosures and on docks. Standard pressure washing without proper detergent just rinses the surface and leaves the salt where it does damage. Certified soft wash neutralizes both the salt and the growth.
Williston, at just under 3,000 residents, is the largest city in Levy County and calls itself the Gateway to the Nature Coast for good reason. Bronson, the county seat, sits north of Williston and serves as the historic heart of the county. The inland communities here are a mix of established residential neighborhoods, manufactured home communities, working farms, and rural acreage. Heavy oak and pine canopy keeps surfaces shaded and damp. Agricultural dust from neighboring farms reaches properties miles from the source. Algae and mildew growth on north-facing roofs and walls is the standard challenge.
Chiefland and Fanning Springs anchor the northern part of Levy County along the Suwannee River. The river corridor brings high humidity and seasonal flooding considerations. Many homes here are weekend properties or working family homes on larger lots with multiple outbuildings. Our property-wide service makes sense in this zone: house, driveway, barn, and shed cleaned in one visit, priced as a project instead of separate calls.
Levy County has a meaningful share of manufactured and mobile home stock across every part of the county, particularly in Williston Highlands, Manatee Road, and the unincorporated areas. These homes need a different cleaning approach. Manufactured home siding can be damaged by high-pressure water, vent caps can crack, and the seals around windows and doors can be forced open. Our low-pressure soft wash method is designed specifically for manufactured home exteriors and safely removes algae, mildew, and oxidation without damaging the surface or voiding manufacturer warranties.
Every service is delivered by Randy and Matt personally with commercial-grade equipment and certified technique for the surface being cleaned. We do not subcontract, and we do not upsell on the spot.
Last fall we got a call from a homeowner outside Williston with five acres, a 1990s manufactured home, a pole barn, and a detached two-car garage. The previous spring they had hired someone with a rental pressure washer who cracked two vent caps on the manufactured home and left the barn untouched after running out of time. The homeowner wanted everything cleaned the right way and a price they could plan around.
We walked the property, took measurements, and gave them one written quote covering the house, the driveway, the pole barn, and the detached garage. The job ran two days. The manufactured home siding came back without damage. The pole barn roof had its first proper cleaning in years. The driveway lost the orange irrigation staining that had been there longer than the homeowner remembered. They put us on an annual rotation and sent us to their daughter’s place in Chiefland the following month.
In 15 years of using other powerwash companies, this has been the cleanest my driveway and sidewalks has ever been. I highly recommend Randy and Matthew.
Most Sumter County and Villages homeowners pay between $250 and $500 for a single-story house soft wash. Larger Designer and Premier homes run $400 to $750. Driveway pressure washing typically falls between $150 and $350 depending on size, with most Villages driveways landing in the $175 to $275 range. Roof soft washing on a standard shingle home runs $300 to $600. Starr’s & Stripes provides a written estimate before any work begins. Call (352) 230-9299 for a free quote.
Starr’s & Stripes PowerWash serves every community in Levy County including Williston, Chiefland, Bronson, Cedar Key, Inglis, Yankeetown, Otter Creek, Fanning Springs, Morriston, Gulf Hammock, Williston Highlands, and the rural areas in between. Call (352) 230-9299 to confirm your address. We travel into Levy County from our Marion County base on a regular schedule.
Yes. Mobile and manufactured homes are a significant share of Levy County housing, and they need a different approach than standard stick-built homes. High-pressure washing can damage manufactured home siding, vent caps, and the seals around windows. Starr’s & Stripes uses a low-pressure soft wash technique designed specifically for manufactured home exteriors, safely removing algae, mildew, and oxidation without damaging the surface.
Yes. Cedar Key and Yankeetown homes face the same Gulf-side salt air corrosion as Crystal River and Homosassa. Salt residue builds up on siding, soffits, screens, dock structures, and outdoor metal. Starr’s & Stripes uses certified soft wash with saltwater-safe biodegradable detergents that neutralize salt residue and biological growth. We also handle docks, seawalls, and waterfront concrete with appropriate methods for each surface.
Yes. Rural Levy County properties often have multiple structures that need attention: barns, equipment sheds, pole buildings, detached garages, and chicken coops. Each material (metal siding, painted wood, fiber cement, vinyl) requires the right cleaning method. Starr’s & Stripes handles barn and outbuilding cleaning as part of a property-wide service, with pricing scaled to the actual structures rather than charged separately for each.
Most Levy County homes benefit from professional exterior cleaning every 12 to 18 months. Coastal homes in Cedar Key and Yankeetown often need service every 6 to 12 months due to salt air exposure. Rural properties under heavy oak canopy or near agricultural operations may need more frequent attention due to dust and biological staining. We can recommend a schedule that fits the actual condition of your property.
Yes. Starr’s & Stripes regularly serves Levy County from our Marion County base. Most properties in Williston, Bronson, Chiefland, and the central county are within a 45-minute drive. Cedar Key and the western coastal communities are about an hour out. We do not charge travel fees within Levy County. Call (352) 230-9299 to schedule.
Yes. Starr’s & Stripes PowerWash is fully licensed and insured in the state of Florida with general liability coverage on every job. Randy and Matt Starr are certified in power washing, soft washing, and paver sealing. The company has served Levy County and surrounding North Central Florida since 2023 and holds a 5-star rating on Google.
Starr’s & Stripes PowerWash provides full residential and commercial exterior cleaning across every part of Levy County. If your address is in the county, we can reach it within our standard service window. No travel fees within the county.
Williston Highlands, East Williston, East Bronson, Manatee Road, Morriston, Gulf Hammock, Rosewood, Sumner, Lebanon Station.
Manufactured and mobile homes, rural acreage properties with barns and outbuildings, Cedar Key and Yankeetown waterfront, and conventional stick-built homes across every city and town.
Marion, Citrus, Sumter, and the southern edge of Alachua County (including the Newberry corridor). If you live near a county line, call us to confirm. The answer is almost always yes.