
Bagworm moth cocoons are one of those things most homeowners don't even know they have until someone points them out. And once you see them, you can't unsee them. They cling to stucco, soffits, and siding - dozens of them - and they make an otherwise clean home look like it hasn't been cared for in years.
That's exactly what we were dealing with at this house in Oviedo. The stucco exterior and the underside of the soffit were covered in these little cocoons. They aren't just an eyesore either. Left alone, they can attract more pests and become increasingly difficult to remove the longer they sit.
We came in and handled the full house wash, making sure those cocoons were cleared off completely and safely. Getting them off stucco takes a careful approach - too aggressive and you risk damaging the surface, too light and they don't come off fully. We know how to hit that sweet spot, and the results speak for themselves.
The soffit and wall came out clean. No cocoons, no residue, just a fresh exterior that actually looks like someone takes pride in it. That's what a proper house wash should do - not just rinse the surface, but actually solve the problem.
Oviedo homes deal with this kind of buildup more than you'd think, especially with the humidity and tree coverage in so many neighborhoods here. If your exterior has started to look a little rough around the edges, this is the kind of work that makes a real difference.