Your courtyard holds every season's dirt
A courtyard is open to the sky all year. Fine dust presses into tile joints and the pores of stone surfaces, green algae grows around drainage points after rain seasons, and vehicles leave oil marks on the floor. The ground that looks passable at a glance carries a layer of grime that a brush and a bucket will not lift.
Tell us what you notice in your courtyard and which district you are in, and let us know whether the surface is tile, natural stone or exposed concrete. We agree a time with you, and you clear the space of vehicles and outdoor furniture before we arrive.
- Tiled and stone floors
- Walls and corners
- Drainage channels
What does courtyard washing cover?
These are the parts the work goes through, depending on your courtyard's size, surface condition and what you describe to us.
- Tile and stone floor
We work the whole floor including the joints between units, where dust and stains sink deep and resist ordinary cleaning tools.
- Courtyard perimeter walls
Dust and ground splatter build up on the walls, particularly in the lower sections closest to the floor where wash-back settles.
- Corners and edges
Corners are the last place a regular rinse reaches and the first where dry leaves and coarse sand collect, so we give them particular attention.
- Drains and their surrounds
Algae and greasy residue form around drain openings, slowing rainwater run-off and blocking the flow; clearing them keeps drainage free.
- Entrance thresholds and steps
Thresholds and steps are the most-trodden parts of the courtyard and show dark marks from shoes and oils that need separate attention.
- Internal shade canopies and screens
Where the courtyard has concrete or metal canopies and screens, we wipe down the accumulated dust on the surfaces we can reach.
How do we start?
Three simple steps, and we take care of the rest.
Call or message us on WhatsApp
Tell us the service you need and your district.
Describe your courtyard
Tell us the floor type, the rough size of the courtyard and what you notice, whether stains, algae or general grime, and which district you are in.
We agree a time
We fix a time that suits you, and you clear the courtyard of vehicles, outdoor furniture and any movable planters from the washing path.
Washing and checking together
We work from the walls down to the floor and drains, then point out anything we noticed in the surface joints or door thresholds before we leave.
A service that comes to your door
- We come to youOur team arrives at your home with its equipment.
- One callCall or message us on WhatsApp and we arrange the rest.
- Other spaces the same team handlesWe also clean rooftops, gardens, rest houses, chalets, palaces, large villas and event halls.
- Describe what you seeCall or send a WhatsApp message, describe your courtyard's condition, and we agree on what suits you.
One worry with courtyard washing is water seeping under door thresholds or pooling in unintended corners. We check the drainage path before water goes down, and we take care around surfaces near internal doors, so leave the details to us.
Photos of our work
What our customers say
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Questions about Courtyard washing
How do I know the courtyard needs washing and not just sweeping?
If dark marks remain in the tile joints after sweeping, if green algae shows around the drain, or if you see a white crust of lime deposits on stone, sweeping alone will not clear it. Fine dust that has worked into the pores of open surfaces needs water and pressure to come out.
Does the floor type change how the courtyard is washed?
Yes. Natural stone such as marble and granite needs moderate pressure to avoid wearing its surface, while worked tile and exposed concrete can take higher pressure. That is why we ask about the floor type when you call, so we prepare the right approach.
Can the courtyard be washed ahead of an occasion at home?
Yes, and many requests come before receiving guests or setting up an outdoor gathering. Tell us the date of the occasion when you call so we agree a time that lets the floor dry before use, and move seating and furniture out beforehand.
My courtyard is large and has several different surface materials, how is the price worked out?
The price depends on the courtyard's area, the number of surface types, their condition and how hard some corners are to reach. We ask about the rough size and what you describe when you call, and we agree the price before any work starts.
What should I do if the courtyard has large plants fixed in the ground?
Large plants fixed in the ground stay in place and we work around them. Movable pots and planters are better shifted away from the washing path before we arrive. Tell us what is in the courtyard when you call so we know how to handle each part.
































