High pressure
Roofs, cladding, paths and car parks.
A curved metal roof above the Canberra hills, a townhouse footpath with three of us on it, an office forecourt under a rotary cleaner.

The scope
Six things we pressure clean.
Hard surfaces around a building, from the roof down to the car park. The same crews wash a driveway at a house and a forecourt under an office tower, and bring their own petrol units to both.
On the building
- Building washing
- Walkway cleaning
- Patio cleaning
Underfoot
- Sidewalk cleaning
- Driveway cleaning
- Car parks and outdoor areas


Roof washing is done on a harness and a lifeline, with the petrol pressure unit taken up with the crew. Nobody stretches a lance off a ladder, and nobody stands on your roof unclipped.


What changes the price
Four things a quote turns on.

How a wash runs
The pressure is set for the surface, not the other way round.
Step 01
Say what the surface is
Concrete, pavers, painted render, composite cladding or roof sheeting. Ring or email with where it is and what is growing on it.
Step 02
We look before we quote
Access, height, surface and drainage get checked on site, so the number covers where the wash-down water goes as well as the washing.
Step 03
The wash
Our own petrol units, the rotary cleaner on the big flat areas, harnesses and lines on the roof, and the pressure wound back before it touches anything painted.
Said on Google
4.5 from 23 Google reviews
The glass as well
The glass, once the surfaces are done
Say what needs washing, and how high.
A roof, a facade, a driveway and a car park are four different quotes. Say which one.
