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Tell us about the surfaces at your place.
It takes a couple of minutes. Share the basics and we’ll follow up with any questions, a suggested method and a quote for your property.
- Send the short form
- We may ask for a photo or a quick look
- You receive a clear quote, with no obligation
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Questions
Before you ask.
The things people most often want to know about access, preparation and quotes.
Do I need to be home?
Not always. If we can get to the area and there’s an outdoor tap, many jobs can be done while you’re out. We’ll still want to talk through the plan first, and walk you through the result in person or by photos afterwards.
How should I prepare?
Move cars off the driveway, bring pets inside, and let us know about anything fragile nearby: pot plants, outdoor furniture or lighting. We’ll take care of the rest, including protecting garden beds where water will run.
How do you work out a quote?
We look at the size of the area, the type of surface, how heavily it’s stained and how easy it is to reach. A photo or two often gives us enough to quote. Sometimes a quick visit is better, and we’ll tell you which.
Will every stain come out?
Not always, and we’ll be honest about that before we start. Lichen, algae, moss and mould usually lift well. Oil, rust and older tannin or efflorescence marks often fade rather than disappear.
How do you decide whether a surface is suitable?
We identify the material and check its condition: cracks, loose joints, flaking paint, failing render or old sealer. Soft stone and painted surfaces get a gentler method. If a surface needs repair before washing, we’ll say so rather than risk making it worse.