Gardens, yards & rooftops

Signs on a rooftop are dark deposits on tiles and drains that run slowly or stand blocked after rain. In a yard, green or brown algae on the floor or stains that water alone does not shift are the indicators. The longer it is left, the harder the hardened deposits become to remove.

Yes, a yard is usually a tiled or stone surface that needs pressure washing to shift algae and compacted dirt. A garden includes soil, plants and pathways, where the focus is on clearing leaf litter, debris and planter edges. We ask about your space when you call to agree the right approach.

Yes, pressure-wash gardens work suits large areas with hard surfaces such as paved walkways and garden seating floors. Tell us the size and surface types when you call and we agree the right method and time.

Checking the drains and clearing whatever is blocking them, whether deposits or leaf debris, is part of home rooftop cleaning, because a blocked drain lets water pool on the roof and can lead to seepage over time. Mention the drain condition when you call if you have noticed a problem.

It is better to move potted plants out of the direct washing area. Fixed plants in the ground are handled with an approach suited to their position near the water. Let us know when you call if there are plants or features in the yard or garden that need special attention.

Yes, rough tiles trap dust in their pores more than a smooth surface does, and older tiles may have fragile grout joints that need a gentler approach. When you call, you tell us the surface type and its condition and we agree the method that suits it.

The price depends on the type of space, its size, the condition of the surfaces, how heavy the build-up is and how easy the access is. A small yard with relatively clean tiles is different from a wide rooftop with blocked drains. Tell us the details of your space when you call and we agree what suits you.