Black mould off. True colour back.

House wash downs (roof included), driveways, retaining walls, paths and most concrete surfaces. We use the right pressure for each surface, so it comes up clean without damage.

Pavers halfway through a pressure clean, with the clean section showing the true colour

What's included

Pressure cleaning

Coastal humidity, shade and salt air mean black mould and moss come back quickly here. Left alone it gets slippery, especially on paths and around the pool.

  • House wash downs, roof included
  • Concrete and exposed aggregate driveways
  • Brick and cobble pavers
  • Paths, steps and side passages
  • Retaining walls, including timber sleepers
  • Pool surrounds, patios and most other concrete

Before and after

See the difference

Long aggregate driveway, dark grey and stained before cleaningThe same aggregate driveway after pressure cleaning, light and evenBeforeAfter

Aggregate driveway

Years of grime, mould and tyre marks lifted off a long exposed aggregate driveway.

Cobble paver driveway covered in moss and black mouldThe same cobble paver driveway after pressure cleaningBeforeAfter

Cobble paver driveway

Moss in every joint and black mould across the top. Back to the original sandstone colour.

Exposed aggregate driveway stained and dull before cleaningThe same exposed aggregate driveway after pressure cleaningBeforeAfter

Exposed aggregate driveway

Aggregate needs the right pressure so the stones stay put. Clean, bright, and still intact.

Brick paver driveway darkened by mould before cleaningThe same brick paver driveway after pressure cleaningBeforeAfter

Brick paver driveway

A long front driveway, darkened by years of shade, cleaned back to the original brick colour.

Timber retaining wall grey and weathered beside a paved patioThe same timber retaining wall cleaned back to fresh timber colourBeforeAfter

Timber retaining wall

Grey, weathered sleepers cleaned back to fresh timber. It looks like a new wall.

Recent jobs

Photos from the job

Pavers halfway through a pressure clean, with the clean section showing the true colour
Timber retaining wall halfway through a clean, showing grey and fresh timber side by side
The same cobble paver driveway after pressure cleaning
Clean patio tiles beside a waterfront
Freshly cleaned timber retaining wall above a paved courtyard
Pool surround clean and bright after pressure cleaning
The same brick paver driveway after pressure cleaning
The same side path after cleaning, back to its original colour

Questions

Common questions

Will pressure cleaning damage my pavers or aggregate?

Not when it is done right. We adjust the pressure and nozzle for each surface, so soft pavers and exposed aggregate come up clean without losing grit or stones.

Do you wash houses?

Yes. A house wash down takes the dust, cobwebs, mould and salt build-up off the outside of the house, and we pressure wash the roof as part of it. It is a popular job before selling or leasing.

Do you clean roofs?

Yes, as part of a house wash down. A clean roof takes years off the look of a house from the street.

What surfaces can you clean?

Driveways, paths, retaining walls, the outside of the house and roof, and most concrete surfaces. If you are not sure about yours, send John a photo through the job picker.

How long does a clean last?

It depends on shade and moisture. Sunny driveways stay clean for years. Shady paths and pool areas may need a clean every year or two.

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