Got an HOA Notice About Pressure Washing? What Florida Homeowners Should Know
Short answer: under Florida Statute 720.305, a homeowners’ association generally must give you at least 14 days’ written notice and an opportunity for a hearing before it can fine you, and fixing the problem in time can prevent the fine. If your notice is about a dirty roof, walls or driveway, book the cleaning quickly and keep before-and-after photos as proof.
By the Pressure Washing Cape Coral team · Last updated: October 2026. General information only, not legal advice. For your situation, read your notice and HOA documents or talk to a Florida attorney.
Are HOA Fines Enforceable in Florida?
Generally yes, if the association follows the process in its governing documents and in Florida Statute 720.305, including written notice and an opportunity for a hearing before a committee. Condominium associations are governed by a different chapter of Florida law (Chapter 718), so their rules can differ.
What Is the Maximum Fine an HOA Can Charge in Florida?
Under Florida Statute 720.305, an HOA fine is generally limited to $100 per violation, and a continuing violation is generally capped at $1,000 in total, unless the association’s governing documents allow more. Check your own HOA documents, because they control the details.
What Should You Do When You Get a Pressure Washing Notice?
- Read the deadline and exactly what the notice says needs cleaning
- Send photos and book the cleaning right away; same-day and next-day service is available
- Ask for before-and-after photos, which we send by text or email on request
- Keep your estimate or receipt and the photos
- Reply to your HOA in writing that the issue has been fixed, with the photos attached
What Do HOA Pressure Washing Notices Usually Cover?
Most notices are about things you can see from the street. In Cape Coral’s humid climate, these build up fast:
- Black streaks on the roof (see Roof Cleaning)
- Mildew or green growth on stucco walls (see House Washing)
- Black or rust-stained driveways and sidewalks (see Driveway Cleaning)
- Faded, weedy pavers (see Paver Sealing)
- Dirty pool cages visible from the road (see Pool Cage Cleaning)
HOA Notice FAQ
Got a Notice? Get a Free Estimate Today
Send 2–3 photos of what the notice mentions and get a free, written price, usually within 1 business hour during business hours.