We clean a wide range of exterior surfaces, including block paving, concrete, stone patios, paths, roofs, gutters and other outdoor hard surfaces. If you are not sure whether we can clean your surface, send us a photo and we can advise.

Not always — and that’s exactly why it needs to be done properly. Some surfaces can handle pressure washing well, but others need a lower-pressure approach or a different cleaning method altogether. Using too much pressure on the wrong surface can cause damage, especially on things like render, older brickwork, decking, or delicate stone. Professional guidance from Which? recommends testing a small area first and starting with low pressure, while Checkatrade notes that excessive pressure can damage surfaces and that render in particular is better cleaned with a gentler soft-wash method.

Yes. A clean driveway, patio, roofline and frontage can make a big difference to kerb appeal before photos and viewings. Rightmove cites Barclays research showing that more than a third of buyers would make a decision based purely on a home’s exterior if they were put off before going inside.

That depends on the surface, the weather, surrounding trees, and how much moisture the area gets. Some areas stay cleaner for much longer than others, especially if they get good sunlight and drainage.

We always aim to leave the area tidy once the work is complete. Exterior cleaning can move a lot of dirt and moss during the job, but the goal is simple: cleaner surfaces, not a mess left behind.