If your dock or seawall has a slick, dark coating of algae, or your beachfront balcony railing looks rusted despite regular cleaning, the cause depends on where in Hollywood you live. The city's residential canals, part of a lake and canal system laid out in the 1920s, hold still water that grows algae quickly since it doesn't get flushed out the way open water does. The Broadwalk area along the ocean deals with steady salt spray instead, which corrodes metal and dulls paint in a way that's different from algae, and it reaches even a home that never touches canal water.
Palm Shine Pros treats a canal-front dock and an oceanfront railing as two different problems rather than cleaning both with the same pressure washing routine. A seawall in still canal water needs treatment for algae and organic buildup, while a beachfront property needs soft washing that clears salt residue without over-drying painted surfaces. One approach for both misses what's causing the buildup in each spot, and using an algae treatment on salt corrosion, or the other way around, wastes a homeowner's money and leaves the actual buildup untouched underneath.
From the Lakes to the Broadwalk
Palm Shine Pros works throughout Hollywood, including canal-front homes in Hollywood Lakes and properties closer to the Broadwalk. A dock, a seawall, and a beachfront balcony each get their own look before a job starts, whether a home sits right on the water, backs onto a quiet canal, or sits a few blocks inland from either one.
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