
Patio cleaning
Clean paving and outdoor seating areas, with a method suited to the stone or finish.
Learn moreBring outdoor surfaces back to life with considered cleaning for patios, driveways and commercial spaces. We will help you understand what is suitable for your surface.
Considered cleaning for the exterior surfaces you see and use every day.

Clean paving and outdoor seating areas, with a method suited to the stone or finish.
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Refresh block paving, concrete and suitable driveways affected by everyday build-up.
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Assessment-led cleaning for suitable walls, boundaries and exterior finishes.
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Practical exterior cleaning for premises, entrances and managed hardstanding.
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Patios, driveways, stone, timber and render each respond differently to cleaning. The most appropriate process depends on the material, its condition and the type of build-up.
We start by understanding the surface and practical access. That means discussing concerns such as fragile pointing, prior sealants, drainage and persistent marks before agreeing what work is suitable.
Some surfaces need gentler methods or additional preparation. Explore the differences before requesting a quote.
Remove suitable surface soiling from walkways, steps and smaller paved areas while taking care around joints and edges.
Explore paths & paving →Timber and composites can be damaged by aggressive washing. Learn when reduced pressure or alternative treatment is more suitable.
Explore decking →From front drives to garden terraces, discuss cleaning as part of keeping your home’s outdoor areas usable and presentable.
Explore domestic cleaning →A useful quote begins with the right information about the property and surface — no assumptions, no one-size-fits-all pressure settings.
Share your postcode, surface type, approximate size and the build-up you would like us to consider.
Access, material condition and any vulnerable areas help determine whether and how cleaning is appropriate.
We'll explain the proposed work, any material limitations and the next steps before a visit is arranged.
Not every stain can be removed, and not every surface should be pressure washed. Here are some of the points we discuss with customers.
See all frequently asked questions →It can if the pressure or technique is unsuitable, particularly where joints are weak or material is fragile. The method should be chosen after considering the surface.
Usually the working area needs to be clear. We'll explain what to move, and discuss water and equipment access when the visit is planned.
Some stains are deeply embedded or have affected the finish. Cleaning can improve appearance without guaranteeing complete removal of every mark.
Tell us what needs cleaning, where it is and anything we should know about the surface. We can then discuss an appropriate next step.