Pressure washing

Pressure washing

Pressure washing restores the original appearance of your home's facade, roof, driveway, terrace, garden furniture and fence. We use professional pressure-washing equipment delivering up to 260 atmospheres of pressure. For bitumen shingle roofs, we gently remove moss by hand and apply an anti-moss treatment.

For paving, concrete, tiles and asphalt

Paths, driveways and edging — after pressure washing, everything will look like new. Increase your property's value in your own eyes and those of others!

For roofs

We pressure-wash metal, tile, fibre-cement slate and corrugated-sheet roofs. To preserve the service life of bitumen shingle roofs, we remove moss manually and apply a treatment against vegetation that keeps the roof clean for 3-5 years. We use environmentally friendly cleaning and anti-moss products that do not harm surrounding plants. We also carry out minor roof repairs.

For facades

We clean timber, stone, concrete and rendered facades. Before booking, contact us to find out whether pressure washing is suitable for your facade. We recommend pressure washing a property's facade before repainting.

For wood, plastic and metal

Terraces, fences, garden furniture and playgrounds accumulate moss, mould, moss and dirt over time. We wash it all away, extending the structures' service life. Before repainting metal structures, we remove all organic matter, rust and flaking paint, giving the new paint a much more durable finish.

For fences

Pressure washing can work wonders on your property. Timber or metal fences, concrete posts and fence bases can all be cleaned to look like new again. If a timber fence is covered in green algae, it does not need washing: we apply a specialist wood-safe anti-algae treatment, and within a couple of weeks it will look like new again. Only the concrete posts and bases will need pressure washing.

Drain and sewer pipe cleaning

Pipes are most often cleared with a metal cable, but we offer high-pressure flushing that thoroughly cleans them, making them like new inside and extending their service life. This cleaning technology is revolutionary. Conventional pipe-cleaning methods do not come close. We clean sewer pipes, wastewater pipes and pipework at industrial facilities.

Post-cleaning treatments

As additional services, we offer roof treatments using environmentally friendly products that inhibit moss and algae growth, refilling paving joints with sand, and applying wood preservative or fire retardant to timber fences and structures. We also repaint metal structures.

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Make a booking or ask a question

To receive an approximate quote or make a booking, complete the enquiry form. Please describe the service you need in as much detail as possible. We may ask you to send photos or visit to assess the work required.

Frequently asked questions

Why are chemicals not used for pressure washing?

Cleaning often takes place beside a garden or lawn. If we used chemicals, they could enter the soil and harm plants. Pressure washing is effective enough on its own. The exception is low-pressure washing of shingle roofs, where we use specialist, environmentally friendly cleaning products.

What do I need to provide?

You need to provide access to running water and electricity. Suitable drainage in the area to be washed is preferable, but not essential.

Does washing paving wash out the jointing sand?

We also offer to replenish the sand in paving joints; you only need to buy a bag of sand. Experience shows, however, that replenishing the sand is not essential for paving laid relatively recently, only a few years ago. Re-sanding is a separate service.

Can bitumen shingle roofs be pressure-washed?

It is not advisable, and roofing manufacturers do not recommend it. We wash bitumen shingles at low pressure using specialist cleaning products. If you wish, we can also pressure-wash bitumen shingles, but this reduces the roof's service life because it washes away the important stone granules from the bitumen.

Does washing reduce the protective properties of preservative-treated wood?

Any reduction is very small and depends on the properties of the preservative or fire retardant applied to the wood over the past couple of years. If more time has passed since the protective treatment, we recommend reapplying it after washing to preserve the wood's service life. Moss, algae and mould cause greater harm to wood.

Which surfaces can be pressure-washed?

Plastic, tiles, concrete, stone, metal and wood — many hard, durable materials. Glass is the only exception. We adjust the pressure to suit each surface to avoid significant damage.

Is an access platform needed to wash a roof or facade?

An access platform or scaffolding is required for facades above 3.5 metres. For roofs that are very steep, unsafe to stand on or have no secure anchorage points, we use an access platform. We arrange delivery of scaffolding or an access platform to the property.