Primos Power Washing started as a dream between two cousins, inspired by their family's rich history of values, perseverance, and success. The term "primo" means cousin in Spanish, but it also symbolizes the deep familial bonds and traditions that guide us.

Our journey begins with our grandfather, a true pioneer in Cuba’s history. Before the Castro era, he founded "Yeya Crackers," a delicious buttery cracker, creating what would become a cuisine staple in Cuban households. Despite amassing tremendous wealth, everything was stripped away from him when Castro came into power. Seeking asylum in the United States, he rebuilt his life from the ground up in Miami's farmlands, focusing on residential and commercial properties in what is now known as Hialeah.

Despite tremendous setbacks (including the theft and sale of his proprietary recipe of his one of a kind cuban cracker) our grandfather, once again, amassed considerable wealth, but more importantly, he left a legacy of resilience and hard work. He believed that the trade skills in construction he possessed were crucial in saving his family from financial ruin, and he made it his mission to pass these skills on to future generations. He ensured that every male family member learned to work with their hands, providing them with the means to secure their own futures.