Residential
Rust & irrigation stain removal
Orange stains on walls, driveways, and sidewalks usually come from well water in sprinkler systems or from metal objects. Tell us where the stains are and we will review them and send a free quote.
Request a Free QuoteThe problem
Irrigation rust is common in Central Florida homes that water with well water. Pressure washing alone usually does not remove it; it needs a treatment made for rust, applied to the right surface.
Stains will come back if the source keeps spraying the same area. We can point out what appears to be causing them, but fixing a sprinkler system or well is a separate job.
Properties where this comes up
Homes on well irrigation
Orange bands on walls, fences, and concrete near sprinkler heads.
Driveways and walkways
Rust from furniture, planters, or fertilizer.
Pool decks and patios
Marks left by metal furniture or equipment.
Homes being sold
Removing stains before listing photos.
Photos & details that help
- 01Your ZIP code
- 02Close-up and wide photos of the stains
- 03Surfaces affected: stucco, concrete, pavers, fence, or others
- 04Whether your sprinklers use well water
- 05Roughly how long the stains have been there
When we may need to see the site
- Painted or coated surfaces that may react to rust treatment
- Stains where the cause is unclear
- Large areas across several surfaces
Next step
Send your ZIP code and photos of the stains. We will review them and reply with a free quote.
Open the photo quote form →Have more than one project?
Need the driveway cleaned, landscaping refreshed, pavers restored, junk removed, or something else taken care of? Include everything in your quote request. You can select multiple services and upload photos of each project.
Get a quote for rust & irrigation stain removal
Send a short description and where the property is. Photos help, but you can start without them. We will review it and come back with next steps.