A Jacksonville exterior-cleaning company that still answers the phone.
About Safe Touch: Owner-Operated Exterior Cleaning in Jacksonville, FL
Safe Touch is owned by Chuck Worthley. The name is the method: low pressure on roofs and siding, real prep on pavers, and no blasting a coastal house into a callback.
I have 31 years in this trade and started Safe Touch in 2005. We are based in Orange Park and serve the First Coast.
Safe Touch serves Jacksonville and the surrounding First Coast. Licensed and insured. Residential and commercial. Estimates are on-site or from photos when the job is straightforward. Paint is part of the company, not a sub we hope shows up.
Chuck still looks at the pool deck before sealer goes down. That is the difference between a national wash brand and a First Coast company whose name is on the trailer. Angi members have left 539 reviews at 4.7 stars — 83% five-star — over 31 years on that listing.
Where we work
Duval, St. Johns, and Clay County — Jacksonville through St. Augustine, the beaches, Nocatee, and Orange Park.
- Jacksonville
- Ponte Vedra Beach
- Nocatee
- Jacksonville Beach
- St. Johns
- St. Augustine
- Orange Park
- Fleming Island
- Middleburg
- Green Cove Springs
- Atlantic Beach
- Neptune Beach
How to reach us
Safe Touch Pressure Washing
Jacksonville service area, Florida
(904) 434-1108
Daily, 7am–7pm
What thirty-one years teaches you
Thirty-one years of washing and painting First Coast houses teaches you a few things. Algae comes back to the shady side first, every time. The roof you don't have to walk is the roof that doesn't leak. And when a customer says "just blast it," that's the moment to slow down, not speed up.
I started Safe Touch on a simple observation: most exterior damage in Florida doesn't come from dirt. It comes from the wrong method on the right surface. Pressure on a tile roof. Sealer over sandless joints. Paint over chalky stucco. None of those jobs fail loudly. They fail quietly, about a year later, and somebody else gets called to fix them. I'd rather do it once.
Why owner-run matters
When you call Safe Touch, I pick up. When I quote your job, I'm the one who answers for it. There's no account manager translating between you and the crew, and no crew I've never met learning your house on your dime. The person who walks your property is the person whose name is on the trailer, and that has been true since the first job.