Junk Removal & Pressure Washing in Indian Rocks Beach

Indian Rocks Beach is one of the narrowest stretches of the Pinellas barrier islands. Gulf Boulevard is essentially the only through road. Belleair Beach is to the north and Indian Shores is to the south. A bridge ties the island toward Walsingham Road and Largo on the mainland. Numbered avenues run from the gulf side to the bay side in a few dozen yards. The historical museum sits on 4th Avenue and is a local marker for that mid-town block.

Driveways, where they exist, are short. Cottages and small condominiums face the gulf or the Intracoastal side, and beach-access paths cut between buildings. A trailer has to be thought through or it stops traffic on Gulf Boulevard. Salt air is constant. Mildew grows on shaded stucco, and concrete darkens under salt and humidity. There is little room to store storm-tossed outdoor furniture, so it ends up at the front almost immediately. We plan the carry, haul the junk, and wash exteriors. We do not clean cottage interiors, and we do not use the museum or the beach accesses as loading areas.

Indian Rocks Beach is a narrow Gulf Boulevard town, with beach accesses and the museum on 4th Avenue.